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Friday, December 1, 2023

Suspect arrested after 3-year-old boy killed in hit-and-run incident in Queens

Driver of vehicle associated with mishap ran away from area however authorities found his car four streets away

Friday, December 01, 2023


Police have captured a 20-year-elderly person following a 3-year-old kid was struck and killed in a quick in and out on Wednesday night in Sovereigns, as per ABC News.


The young fellow named Kevin Gomez was captured and accused on Thursday of leaving the location of a mishap bringing about death.


The person in question, Quintas Chen, and his family were getting back from a specialist's visit when the episode happened in the Flushing locale of Sovereign, before School Point Street and 41st Road.


Chen supposedly crossed before the 2014 Infiniti Q50 as it was leaving a parking spot on School Point Road near 41st Road, as indicated by authorities.


As the car drove south on School Point Road, the kid was struck by the vehicle's left front tires. He was pronounced dead subsequent to being brought to New York-Presbyterian Sovereigns Emergency clinic.


As indicated by police, the driver of the vehicle ran away from the area however authorities found the car four traffic lights away.

The Chen family said they will constantly love their child who didn't have the remotest hint of a concern. However, his folks are currently left with many concerns and sorrow.


Neighborhood administrators and police made a dire request to the general population on Thursday.


"I know how risky it is on School Point, as may be obvious, the vehicles are left and retreating consistently, it's anything but a protected walkway for families," said state Assemblyman Ron Kim.


The vehicle was left in a no-standing zone outside a "tumultuous strip shopping center". The dynamic carport close by is regularly obstructed as walkers zigzag all around gridlocks.


"I know the unfathomable despair and I'm shocked another family needs to encounter what we persevered," said Amy Cap Liao, pioneer behind Families for Safe Roads.


The family is presently fund-raising to cover the 3-year-old kid in Oklahoma where his grandparents are covered.



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