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RSS Mystery crash: car found on Whitestone Expy embankment
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| 2/7 | Police stop traffic on the Whitestone Expressway as the car is lifted out of the embankment. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 3/7 | Vehicles drive along the Whitestone Expressway as emergeny responders work to remove a vehicle that went through a barrier and down the expressway embankment and collided with a tree. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 4/7 | The car's roof appears dented from where the way it had collided with a tree. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 5/7 | Emergency officials carefully lifted the car from the Whitestone Expressway embankment. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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Del.icio.usEmergency responders said they discovered a car that had broken through a barrier on 14th Avenue and collided with a tree above the Whitestone Expressway at about 9 a.m. Sunday. Officials at the scene said that they found no one in the vehicle when they first arrived.
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