Victims in Friday's fatal Hempstead crash identified
The two men killed have been identified as 34-year-old Anthony Diomede, of Levittown, and 25-year-old James Ryder, of Farmingdale.
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Dec 27, 2023, 1:53 AM
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109ds agoThe victims of a fatal Hempstead crash that occurred Friday have been identified.
Further coverage: Police: 2 killed, 4 hurt in Hempstead car crash
They are 34-year-old Anthony Diomede, of Levittown, and 25-year-old James Ryder, of Farmingdale.
Police say Diomede fled the scene of a crash and ran a red light on Fulton Avenue - slamming into three cars.
His vehicle then burst into flames.
Four other people, including two children, were also hospitalized because of the crash.
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