‘I couldn’t believe it.’ North Bellmore coach caught on video yelling offensive language at driver
The Little League coach was removed from his position following the road rage incident.
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Sep 28, 2023, 9:58 PM
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Updated 302 days ago
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2h agoA North Bellmore Little League has been removed from his position following video of him yelling offensive language at a driver during a road rage incident.
Full Video (Courtesy - Matthew Kevelson):
Matthew Kevelson (MattyKevs), the driver who took the video, says Juan E Ynoa cut across three lanes of traffic on Sunrise Highway. Kevelson claims that he honked his horn and then Ynoa pulled over and started screaming at him.
“I couldn’t believe it, just the homophobic slur, the sexual assault threat, it’s triggering,” Kevelson says.
News 12 knocked on Ynoa’s door, but no one answered.
Ynoa had been working at Flushing High School in Queens.
News 12 reached out to the New York City Department of Education, which said, “This staff member was reassigned away from students pending an investigation.”
