FBI agent accused of running over man and leaving him unconscious on bench in NYC, say feds
An FBI agent driving the wrong way on a Brooklyn, New York, street blew through a stoplight and plowed into a pedestrian, knocking him out, then dragged the man's body and bag to a nearby bench where he left him, federal prosecutors charged Thursday.
Federal prosecutors have charged an FBI agent with striking a pedestrian while driving the wrong way in Brooklyn. The agent allegedly blew through a stoplight, hitting the man and knocking him unconscious. The body and bag of the victim were then dragged to a bench where the agent left him.
- An FBI agent is accused of driving the wrong way on a Brooklyn street.
- The agent allegedly ran a stoplight and hit a pedestrian.
- The pedestrian was knocked unconscious.
- The agent is accused of dragging the victim and his bag to a nearby bench and leaving him there.
- Federal prosecutors filed the charges on Thursday.
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