Breaking overnight: Police say two people are dead after a man drove the wrong way on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn. JohnBDias has the latest from the scene in Canarsie.
Two people were killed when police say a wrong-way driver caused multiple crashes early Tuesday morning on thePolice say a 52-year-old man drove a black Infinity on the wrong side of the parkway around 1 a.m., traveling east in the westbound lanes near exit 11.
He allegedly side-swiped multiple vehicles before colliding with a black Nissan by exit 13. A 79-year-old man was behind the wheel of the Nissan.Witnesses said it was a loud scene. "Hearing it, I knew it was crazy. Automatically, I went to the terrace to see what it looked like," one witness told CBS2.
Police are looking into what led up to the crash and how the driver ended up on the wrong side of the road.
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