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18-year-old arrested in deadly Staten Island hit-and-run
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GRANITEVILLE, Staten Island (WABC) An arrest has been made in a deadly hit and run on Staten Island that killed a 68-year-old woman and left her husband gravely injured.
Police arrested 18-year-old Prince Nesbitt-Hall, of New Jersey, who allegedly fled on foot after T-boning a Mercedes at Lamberts Lane and Elson Street in the Graniteville section around 6:20 p.m. Tuesday.
Kauser Akhund was killed, and her 70-year-old husband remains in critical condition with severe head trauma and bleeding on the brain.
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Her 70-year-old husband, who was driving, remains in critical condition with severe head trauma and bleeding on the brain.
The driver of the Honda fled on foot.
Police say a 19-year-old who claimed his Honda Accord was involved in the crash showed up at the 121st Precinct Wednesday morning and claimed that someone had stolen the vehicle.
As police began talking to him, he suddenly ran out of the precinct.
Authorities said the 19-year-old was located an at area hospital later Wednesday afternoon. He was undergoing an evaluation for an unknown condition.
As remnants of winter storm roll through S.I., the hard part begins the dig out
Updated Feb 02, 2021;
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Light snow and freezing rain continue to fall on Staten Island Tuesday afternoon, about two days after a winter storm first moved into the area and slammed the borough with over a foot of accumulation.
While an AccuWeather meteorologist believes the worst of the storm “is over,” a National Weather Service forecast indicates there is still a 40% chance of snow showers leading into Tuesday night as restless Staten Island residents braved the cold Tuesday afternoon and attempted to clear sidewalks and dig out cars buried under snow.