Lakewood, NJ – Two Women Remain in Critical Condition after Crash

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    Photo credit: thelakewoodscoop.com. The 2 vehicles involved in the accident that critically injured 2 female passengersLakewood, NJ – Two crash victims remained in critical condition Tuesday after being injured in a traffic accident involving a car striking a school bus that tipped onto its side, pinning a girl on her bicycle.

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    Authorities identified the girl as Fabiola Moralez, 16. She and a passenger in the car, Sarah Brisk, 22, were reported in critical condition Tuesday at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, as a result of injuries they suffered Monday.

    The bus from Congregation Rachmstrvka had no children aboard when it was struck at the center on the driver’s side by the car at Monmouth Avenue and East County Line Road about 5 p.m. Monday. police said.

    The car was driven by Simon Benedict, 22, of Zurich, Switzerland.

    The driver of the school bus, Chaim Adler, 27, here, was able to climb out the window of the overturned bus.

    The Ocean County Sheriff’s Department and Prosecutor’s Office assisted in the investigation. Haztolah First Aid and Paramedics, Lakewood EMS, Lakewood Fire Department, State Police and MONOC helicopters assisted at the scene.

    Read more at Asbury Park Press

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    12 years ago

    this is a tragedy, but is becoming more and more common. when will people learn to drive safely?

    KACH613
    KACH613
    12 years ago

    Please keep davening for Chaya Sarah bas Chava Briendel Lirfuah Shlaimoh

    cbdds
    cbdds
    12 years ago

    It is clear there was an accident. Based on the information I have seen I can not determine who was at fault, I am not as expert as the experts that know.

    Perhaps all STOP signs should include pavement marking as well. This is so important that if pavement is fixed by anybody in NYC they must immediately place pavement markings.

    CountryYossi
    CountryYossi
    12 years ago

    Why is anyone judging how this accident happened and who is at fault..? Are you the Traffic investigator or the Insurance adjuster.? Whats the difference how it happened?
    It was a terrible accident and all we can do is be Mispalel for their recovery and learn a few extra minutes for their refuah shelymeh….

    Amazed
    Amazed
    12 years ago

    what a fortunate people we are to have organizations like BINA to help us through these times

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    12 years ago

    Why is it that every time there is a report of an accident or tragedy here on VIN, the foremost forensic experts in the heimeshe community immediately run to their computers to post their analysis of the cause of the accident and give us musar about what to do and not to do? At the same time, all of our big “online gadolim” tell us why the Ebeshter caused the accident and what sorts of tshuvah we need to do to prevent a recurrence”. How about a less elegant view of the world…i.e. XXXX happens for reasons unknown.

    ANaya1
    ANaya1
    12 years ago

    #1 and #4 , I sencerely believe that it is people like you who are the cause for such tragedies in our midsts. You both have much to learn about the severity of life and its repercussions. At the risk of sounding like a teacher scolding preschoolers: Shame on you!!! How dare you judge at a time when many families have been broken by this awful tragedy?! How dare you say ONE word besides comfort or support when the fate of a couple newly engaged hangs in the air, along with the fragile life of a one- week- ago-glowing Kallah?! HAVE YOU NO HEART AT ALL? Or are you just shallow enough to look at things as an opportunity for gossip and blabbering instead of trying to do something for a zechus for a refuah for this Kallah in critical condition?
    i am sometimes stumped at trying to figure out if the posts are made vy young children as opposed to mature, though-out adults. i only wish you one thing-May G-D bless you that you never be on the other end, and hear rthe gossip that others might have to say…for there are many more like you.

    12 years ago

    instead of all of u trying to fiqure out how it happened please take a a tehillim and ask hasham to please send a speedy recovery.