Shocking Yonkers Car Crash Video Clip Footage Accident
Shocking Yonkers Car Crash Video Clip Footage of Five people were killed on Tuesday night in a two-car crash at Riverdale Avenue and Culver Street in an accident after police tried to stop the white 2009 Infiniti sedan driven by convicted felon Devon (Telz) Haywood. The victims, all four of the young 18 years old […]

Shocking Yonkers Car Crash Video Clip Footage of Five people were killed on Tuesday night in a two-car crash at Riverdale Avenue and Culver Street in an accident after police tried to stop the white 2009 Infiniti sedan driven by convicted felon Devon (Telz) Haywood.
The victims, all four of the young 18 years old men in the Nissan that splitting in half thrown from their car on crash impact were identified as Anthony Cruz, Tamari Watkins, Branden Sierra and Randy Brisbane died at the scene.
Yonkers Police HQ Official Statement
Yonkers Police released a statement from their Official twitter account
“With deep sadness, Mayor Mike Spano and Police Commissioner John J. Mueller regret to inform that five individuals have died as a result of a two-car collision last night.”
“The police were not engaged in a high-speed pursuit – please do not transpose the actions of the reckless driver on to the officers trying to enforce the law. This was a terrible tragedy and we mourn the loss of these four young men. Our officers are trained to assess every situation and in this case disengaged and did not pursue to avoid this exact type of outcome. The sector car was approximately 15-seconds behind and not in emergency mode. The driver of the Infiniti Devon Haywood has a history of reckless driving. Our sincere condolences to the families – I cannot fathom their loss. D/Lt. Dean Politopoulos.”
Yonkers Car Crash Video
Dramatic surveillance footage showing the moment a reckless speeding driver fleeing from being stopped by Yonkers Police crash into a vehicle, splitting it into 2, ejecting 4 young men. 5 were killed in this crash including the speeding driver. #yonkers #crash #mva #fatalcrash pic.twitter.com/WxJpbEnJaS
— LLN NYC (@loudlabsnyc) December 24, 2020
Some comments from internet user
Yonkers police said Haywood had a prior history of reckless driving and a long rap sheet, including arrests on drug and weapon charges since 2003. He spent four years in prison after a 2005 guilty plea to selling crack cocaine, and was jailed again in 2019 after pleading to felony drug possession, authorities said. In April 2012, Haywood was shot multiple times as he left a store. – Gregory W. Chupa
I don’t know those kids from Yonkers that passed away from that wild accident but man that’s sad rip god look over their families – VNTHONY
That’s accident in Yonkers last night so insane !! The car split right in half, that’s how fast the other car was going smh – Evelyn Demelo
The @YonkersSchools learning community is grieving after four June 2020 graduates lost their lives in last night’s tragic car crash. Our deepest condolences & love are with the families & friends of Brandon N. Sierra, Randy Isaiah Brisbane, Tamari J. Watkins & Anthony Cruz. – Yonkers Public Schools
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