A New York City woman died after trying to get into her boyfriend's car, falling to the ground and being struck by another SUV. Police continue searching for the driver of the SUV.
A New York City woman
who was trying to get into a vehicle driven by her boyfriend Sunday morning fell to the ground when he began driving away and was fatally struck by a second vehicle, cops told the New York Post. The 46-year-old victim, who remains unnamed at this time, was trying to get into the rear passenger seat of a Jeep Cherokee in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn when her boyfriend drove away, causing her to fall to the street.
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