A New Jersey driver lost control of his Hyundai Genesis and went flying into Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem on Sunday morning, photos show.
A driver lost control of his vehicle and went flying into Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem on Sunday morning, photos captured by The Post showed.
The Hyundai Genesis with New Jersey plates smacked into a metal fence and garden, tearing the fence to shreds, according to the images.A New Jersey driver crashed into Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem on April 3, 2022.NYPD investigate at the scene of the accident in Harlem.G.N.Miller/NYPost Cops who arrived on the scene towed the vehicle out of the parkland as the driver and his travel companions looked on.Share this article:
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