Teen E-Bike Rider Seriously Injured Near Prospect Ave. and Swalm St. in New Cassel; Investigation Ongoing

A 17-year-old boy riding an e-bike was seriously injured Monday evening, Nov. 2, when he collided with a 2019 Nissan on Prospect Avenue near Swalm Street in New Cassel. Nassau County police said he was later reported in stable condition.

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What Happened

According to Daily Voice, Nassau County police said a 17-year-old boy riding an e-bike was traveling on Prospect Avenue near Swalm Street around 5:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, when he collided with a 2019 Nissan. Long Island Life & Politics gave the time as 5:31 p.m. and placed the crash “on Prospect Avenue in the vicinity of Swalm Street.” Patch also attributed its account of the Monday evening collision to Nassau County police.

First responders took the boy to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. He was reported in stable condition later Monday night, Daily Voice reported, citing police.

The Nissan’s driver, a 33-year-old woman, was not injured, according to Daily Voice. Daily Voice, Long Island Life & Politics and Patch all reported that she remained at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, police said, according to Patch and Long Island Life & Politics.

What we don’t know yet: No source has reported whether any charges or summonses were issued, and police have not disclosed which direction the teen was traveling or what may have contributed to the crash.

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