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New York, NY – Daniel Hyden, 44, of New Jersey, has been arrested for allegedly crashing his truck into Corlears Hook Park on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, killing three people during Fourth of July celebrations.
The incident occurred around 9 PM on July 4, when Hyden’s F-150 truck reportedly sped down the street, ignored a stop sign, jumped the sidewalk, and crashed through the park’s fence. According to the New York Police Department, four people were trapped under the vehicle and were rescued by first responders. Witnesses detained Hyden, preventing him from leaving the scene.
The victims included Lucille Pinkney, 59, and her 38-year-old son Herman Pinkney. Eleven people were struck by the vehicle, and a third victim, an unidentified woman, also died from the incident.
Hyden faces charges of aggravated vehicular homicide, assault for recklessly causing serious injury with a weapon, driving while intoxicated, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. Details regarding why Hyden was allegedly unlicensed to drive were not provided by the NYPD.
Hyden, who has a history of arrests, including a February assault charge in New York and a 2015 DUI arrest in Wisconsin, reportedly wrote a book titled “The Sober Addict,” which is described as a guide on living with addiction. He is also listed as a Program Director for three residential treatment programs and an advocate for those impacted by addiction.
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TOMS RIVER, NJ - Sources within law enforcement today have confirmed that Maxwell Johnston, the fugitive murder suspect who killed himself after a tense standoff with police officers in Toms River, was with another woman inside a Toms River home before police entered the house.
According to the reliable source, the woman was a girlfriend of Johnston, and the pair reportedly published their final intimate moments together on Instagram before his self-inflicted demise. The woman, who was later seen being taken away by ambulance, was reportedly injured after a police teargas canister struck her in the head.
The pair engaged in a sexual act before his death, the source confirmed tonight. The video and photos were posted to Instagram under the account Glizzygrimm. That account belongs to Elizabeth Mascarelli, who has a police record that includes the possession, manufacturing, and distribution of drugs.
In one photo published on her Instagram page, the two are seen have relations. A bullet hole was clearly visible in the shattered mirror in the Ravenwood Court bedroom. Maxwell was holding a gun, presumably the one he killed himself and Gabriella Caroleo with. Both topless, Mascarelli is seen licking the gun in one photo.
In another photo, Maxwell is seen making a 'finger gun' motion to his head, indicating that he was going to kill himself. Mascarelli was smiling in the photo.
Johnston reportedly fired multiple shots at police and U.S. Marshals Service agents before police entered the home to find him dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Officials believe Mascarelli knew Johnston was a fugitive wanted for the murder of a 25-year-old mother from Seaside Heights, Gabriella M. Caroleo. Caroleo was found shot dead near the intersection of Route 571 and Route 547 in Manchester Thursday evening shortly before 5:00 pm on June 27th. Mascarelli was also from Seaside Heights.
It is not known whether or not Mascarelli will be charged for her role in today's standoff. She has an extensive criminal arrest record.
Toms River officials have refused to comment on this report, and the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office is expected to release a press release shortly.
Cleveland Resident Wins $160K in Rolling Cash 5 LotteryCLEVELAND, OH – A Cleveland local has won a substantial $160,000 from the Rolling Cash 5 lottery draw held on June 15, 2024. After deductions for state and federal taxes, which total 28 percent, the winner will receive $115,200.
The winning ticket was purchased at Superior Food Mart, located at 12333 Superior Ave. The winning numbers for this draw were 3, 5, 6, 8, and 25. Rolling Cash 5, a popular daily draw game, conducts its drawings at 7:05 pm every day of the week.
Utica Police Investigate Shots Fired on Stark StreetUtica, NY - The Utica Police Department’s GIVE unit is investigating a shooting incident that occurred on July 3, 2024, on the 900 block of Stark Street.
Officers responding to the scene located two spent 9mm shell casings. The projectile struck a vehicle, entering the trunk area and embedding into the rear quarter panel.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to contact GIVE investigators at 315-223-3510.
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