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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A man who died after crashing an SUV loaded with gas cans outside an upstate New York concert venue appeared to have been<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/us-world/police-seek-motive-in-fiery-fatal-crash-in-upstate-new-york-no-terror-link-found/">Read More</a>
The FBI have come into the fray in Rochester, New York, to try and find out whether a car explosion in the early hours of 2024 was attributed to suicide or an act of terrorism
Michael Avery, the deranged driver who killed two people and wounded nine others when he drove his SUV into a Rochester crowd New Year's Day, meticulously planned the deadly assault for days, authorities revealed Tuesday.
(NEW YORK) -- The driver suspected of causing a fiery fatal crash outside a concert venue in upstate New York early New Year's Day was identified on Tuesday, however, officials added they have not yet found any nexus to terrorism after multiple canisters full of gasoline were found in his vehicle, officials said. Two people
Police are seeking a motive in a fiery fatal crash in Rochester, NY. Michael Avery has been identified as the driver in the incident.