Wrong-way driving FBI agent ran over man in Brooklyn — and brazenly tried to cover it up: feds
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“Wrong-way driving FBI agent ran over man in Brooklyn — and brazenly tried to cover it up: feds”
An FBI agent ran over a pedestrian in Brooklyn while driving against traffic — then brazenly dragged his unconscious victim onto a bench rather than call for help, a shocking new indictment alleges. Andrew Reyes, 30, fled the scene of the early-morning Feb.3 Kensington crash in his agency-issued Chevy Impala blasting emergency lights, according to...
Read at New York Post – News“FBI Agent Struck Pedestrian in Brooklyn and Drove Off, U.S. Says”
The agent went through a red light, drove the wrong way on a Brooklyn road and struck a man, leaving him unconscious, prosecutors said.
Read at The New York Times – N.Y.“Former FBI agent arrested for allegedly striking man in Brooklyn with his vehicle, then attempting to cover up the crime, prosecutors say”
A former FBI agent was arrested and arraigned in Brooklyn Federal Court on Thursday for allegedly striking a pedestrian with his agency vehicle earlier this year and then attempting to cover up the crime. According to U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Joseph Nocella, Jr., 30-year-old Andrew Reyes demonstrated what prosecutors called... Read More
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