Police: Westchester man faces hit-and-run charged for hitting cyclist in New Hyde Park
The victim suffered injuries to his right elbow and arm.
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Jun 27, 2021, 10:08 AM
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10h agoA westchester man is facing hit-and-run charges for allegedly striking a bicyclist in New Hyde Park.
Police say Hanser Marte-Fernandez hit the cyclist at the intersection of Jasmine Avenue and Terrace Boulevard before fleeing on WEdnesday.
The victim suffered injuries to his right elbow and arm.
Marte-Fernandez was issued a ticket to appear in court today.
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