Man Dies After Belt Parkway Crash Confrontation
Police found Crisaine Dockery unconscious after a confrontation over a Belt Parkway crash in Queens, and medics took him to a hospital where he died.
Reported by press, not yet linked to NYC police crash records. This may change when new official records become available or when matching details are reviewed.
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What We Know
Police said officers responding to an assault in progress found Crisaine Dockery, 47, unconscious on the Belt Parkway at Farmers Boulevard at about 1:15 a.m. after a confrontation over a car crash. Medics took Dockery, of Springfield Gardens, to Jamaica Hospital, where he died of severe head trauma. Police described the death as a homicide and said a second man, 39, suffered minor arm injuries. The NY Daily News reported that an NYPD spokeswoman could not say how Dockery sustained his injuries, while sources told ABC he was attacked with a baseball bat. Police were looking for two people who left the scene, and no arrests had been made as of the report.
A crash-related confrontation turned fatal
Medics took Dockery, a 47-year-old Springfield Gardens resident, to Jamaica Hospital, where he died of severe head trauma.
The incident was reported on the Belt Parkway in Queens
Police found Dockery on the Belt Parkway at Farmers Boulevard in Queens, according to the NY Daily News. The report placed the response at about 1:15 a.m. Sunday.
Police reported a second injured man
Police said a 39-year-old man suffered minor injuries to his arm. The report did not identify him.
Police treated the death as a homicide
Police described Dockery's death as a homicide. The NY Daily News reported that an NYPD spokeswoman could not say how he sustained his injuries, while sources told ABC he was attacked with a baseball bat.
Police were looking for two people who left the scene, including one person described as wearing a black tracksuit with a stripe on the pants. No arrests had been made as of the Daily News report.
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- NYC police crash record not linked