Police seek motive in fiery fatal crash in upstate New York; no terror link found
A Ford Expedition struck a Mitsubishi Outlander, sending both vehicles through a group of pedestrians that were in the crosswalk
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A Ford Expedition struck a Mitsubishi Outlander, sending both vehicles through a group of pedestrians that were in the crosswalk
Reporter: it wasn't even one hour into the new year when hundreds of concertgoers exited the kodak center in rochester, new york. that is when 35-year-old, michael avery driving an suv packed with gas canisters drove toward the crossing and collided with a rideshare vehicle, killing the passengers inside. he also died at the hospital. >> investigators are still combing through evidence recovered from the vehicle but nothing thus far has been recovered that provides any additional insight into why this occurred.>> reporter: what investigators know is that avery traveled in his own car on or aro...
Still to be answered, including one about his mental health. his family says they think he suffered from bipolar disorder. >> bret: 35-year-old michael avery that suspect. no indication, according to the police chief there, there was any motive yet, no note. they are still talking to the family. >> dana: we'll keep you updated on that in rochester rick new york. tough way for them to start the new year. >> poll numbers are scary because we're leading by so much. don't sit home. i think we'll take it easy and watch television and watch the results. no, because crazy things can happen. >> are yo...
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The driver who crashed an SUV loaded with gas cans outside a western New York concert venue appeared to have been aiming at a pedestrian crossing, but there’s no evidence of a terror motive in the fiery wreck that killed him and two ride-hail passengers on New
The man suspected of intentionally crashing into a crowd of pedestrians celebrating the new year in Rochester was identified Tuesday morning by police, hours after he died at a local