Jewish Grandmother Hit In Williamsburg by Wrong Way Driver Succumbs to Injuries

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WILLIAMSBURG (VINnews/Sandy Eller) – A 59 year old Williamsburg woman who was struck by a hit and run driver nearly three weeks ago passed away today from her injuries.

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Leah Kohn, the wife of Shmiel Menachem Kohn, was taken to Bellevue Hospital in critical condition on November 28th after the accident occurred at the intersection of Kent Avenue and Taylor Street.

Police said that Kohn, a mother and a grandmother, was hit by a motorist in a dark colored vehicle who was driving east in the westbound lanes of Kent Avenue and was attempting to turn north on Taylor Street.

The driver fled the scene and has yet to be located, according to an NYPD source.

Mrs. Kohn was the long-time secretary at Bais Rochel High School in Williamsburg, with generations of students remembering her warmth and understanding.

A San Francisco personal injury lawyer shares “Cases involving hit-and-run accidents are especially challenging, as locating the responsible party becomes a critical aspect of pursuing legal action”


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Anon
Anon
1 year ago

Baruch Dayan Emes. Terrible tragedy, her neshama should have an aliyah.

5TResident
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5TResident
1 year ago

BD”E – very sorry to hear this.

Liam K. Nuj
Liam K. Nuj
1 year ago

Boruch Dayan HaEmes
ברוך דיין האמת

Disband the FBI
Disband the FBI
1 year ago

“The driver fled the scene and has yet to be located”

Aha. And our beloved FBI is too busy trying to undermine a foreign Nation of Israel. For that they have time but for a murdered taxpaying citizen, that they have no time for. Sick wicked evil government.

Yosel
Yosel
1 year ago

I will not be surprised if it turns out it was one of unsere, I know the place The intersection has a concrete divider so a guy wanted to get from Clymer St. to Taylor St. and was lazy to go to the next intersection where he could make a U-turn so he went east in the westbound lane.
I am not saying this as fact but it is certainly a possibility