JACKSON, N.J. (VINnews) — An 8-month-old boy died Friday after a vehicle struck him, his mother and his sister outside NPGS, a kosher supermarket on West County Line Road in Jackson, according to local Jewish community news outlets.
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The boy was identified as Yitzchok Rosenberg, who was critically injured in the crash and later pronounced dead at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune.
The crash occurred in the parking lot of NPGS at 2080 W. County Line Road, near the Jackson-Lakewood border. NPGS is a kosher supermarket serving the local Jewish community.
According to initial reports, a vehicle struck the mother and her two children as it was leaving the shopping center. Emergency crews responded to the scene, and a mass-casualty incident was declared because of the number and severity of the injuries.
Yitzchok was transported to the hospital in critical condition. Despite efforts to save him, he died from his injuries.
His mother, Golda Chana, and his sister, Rochel, were also seriously injured and transported to the hospital. Community reports said the mother underwent emergency surgery.
The family had initially been the subject of an urgent communitywide call for prayers as emergency personnel worked at the scene and doctors treated the victims.
Yitzchok was identified for prayers as Yitzchok ben Golda Chana. His mother was identified as Golda Chana bas Leah Shaindel, and his sister as Rochel bas Golda Chana.
The circumstances of the crash remained under investigation Friday. Initial reports about how the vehicle struck the family had not been independently confirmed by police.
The death sent shock waves through the Jewish communities of Jackson and nearby Lakewood, where residents had followed updates on the family’s condition throughout the day.
Yitzchok was 8 months old.
Please drive SLOWLY and carefully when you are in the vicinity of pedestrians. You need All of your senses AND your prefrontal cortex to navigate.
No phones. No distractions. No excuses.
1. In a parking lot
2. Upon entering a driveway
Hashem yerachem aleinu.
The feel-good idiots made the Monsey girl tragedy about “forgiveness” instead of eradicating any vestiges of aggressive driving in unzereh residential neighborhoods.
Can we learn the lesson now and do the proper safety hishtadlus, or will the feel-good idiots hijack the topic again and we will wait for the next victims c”v?
Lakewood needs ice
We were warned at the ashifa this could happen. Varf avek der telegram and telephone.
please get your facts straight before you assume or judge it’s a real pitty that some people don’t know the true story. Fact about Monsey accident Charlotte unfortunetly was not seen because there was a nearby construction. Purely accidentally she was run over by someone who is an extremely cautious driver. Friday’s accident was caused by a woman without her license that didn’t belong in our country to begin with. She and the person who gave her the car were arrested. they are not Jewish