Suspect fatally beats man after Belt Parkway collision
Police sources said a suspect attacked two men with a baseball bat after a motor vehicle collision near exit 21B of the eastbound Belt Parkway, killing 47-year-old Crisanie Dockery.
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 sources told amNY that a motor vehicle collision near exit 21B of the eastbound Belt Parkway in Queens escalated into a fatal assault early Sunday. Officers responding to an assault in progress found 47-year-old Crisanie Dockery unconscious with severe head trauma and a 39-year-old man with a minor arm injury. Dockery was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Police sources said a suspect attacked the men with a baseball bat after the collision. No arrests had been made as of the report, and police asked the public for tips.
A collision was followed by a deadly attack
Police sources told amNY the incident unfolded around 1:10 a.m. near exit 21B of the eastbound Belt Parkway. Officers from the 116th Precinct responded to a report of an assault in progress and found Crisanie Dockery unconscious and unresponsive with severe head trauma.
The same report said police sources attributed the assault to a motor vehicle collision and said a suspect attacked the men with a baseball bat.
Crisanie Dockery died at the hospital
Dockery, 47, of Springfield Gardens, was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. A 39-year-old man suffered a minor arm injury and was treated at the scene.
The attack happened near Farmers Boulevard on the Belt Parkway
Police sources placed the incident near exit 21B of the eastbound Belt Parkway, also known as Farmers Boulevard, in Queens.
Police sought tips as the investigation continued
Police did not immediately release a suspect description, and no arrests had been made as of the amNY report. Investigators asked anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
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- NYC police crash record not linked