The Bronx, NY: Corrections Officer Killed in Fatal Accident on PKWY

The Bronx, NY (May 25, 2019) – Yesterday, police confirmed that a corrections officer was killed in a fatal accident on the Bronx River Parkway around 1:00 a.m.

At the time, 28-year-old Kaliph Manns was driving home from his shift and was off-duty. He was suddenly involved in an accident involving his Nissan Maxima while driving northbound on the highway.

Manns’ vehicle flipped over and he was immediately ejected from the vehicle. He went through the front windshield and landed on a nearby embankment.

When first responders arrived at the scene of the accident, he was immediately transported to the hospital with severe trauma. He died at the hospital within the hour.

The investigation into the accident continues at this time.

Fatal Accidents in New York

Between the years 2012-2014, approximately 1,098 fatalities took place on New York roads due to the negligence of others. Losing a loved one might be one of the most traumatic and devastating things that you will ever go through. We would like to take this time to extend our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of the individual whose life was taken in this accident. Luckily, you have many rights after having to say goodbye to a loved one.

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