SEVEN people were transported to the hospital on Tuesday after a vehicle hit pedestrians near a Bronx school. The New York City Fire Department responded to the scene outside Harry S Truman High School on Baychester Avenue at around 2:30pm local time. The FDNY confirmed to The Sun that EMS treated a total of seven […]
SEVEN people were transported to the hospital on Tuesday after a vehicle hit pedestrians near a Bronx school.
The New York City Fire Department responded to the scene outside Harry S Truman High School on Baychester Avenue at around 2:30pm local time.
The FDNY confirmed to The Sun that EMS treated a total of seven victims, all of which were transported to Jacobi Medical Center.
Police said a fight broke out after a person who did not go to school was slashed.
Officials told NY1 that after someone at the scene attempted to flee in a car, multiple people who surrounded and attacked the vehicle were mowed down.
The incident happened outside of Harry S Truman HS and PS 178 just as students were being dismissed from school.
It is unclear if any of the injured are students.
No arrests have been made, as the NYPD said none of the injuries are life-threatening.
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