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Granny Road, Coram, NY

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Police Renew Call For Information In Long Island Hit-Run Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Boy Police Renew Call For Information In Long Island Hit-Run Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Boy
Police Renew Call For Information In Long Island Hit-Run Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Boy Police are offering thousands of dollars for information that leads to the arrest of a driver who fatally struck a 13-year-old boy and injured his sister on Long Island earlier this year. On Wednesday, Dec. 14, the Suffolk County Police Department renewed a call for information about the hit-and-run crash that happened in Coram in October. SCPD reported that on Wednesday, Oct. 12, Tyler Phillips, age 13, was walking in a bike lane on Granny Road with his 13-year-old sister near the Middle Island Road intersection when they were struck by a westbound vehicle that fled the scene.  …

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by Nicole Valinote
Obituaries
13-Year-Old Killed In Hit-Run Crash On Long Island Was 'Family's Knight In Shining Armor' 13-Year-Old Killed In Hit-Run Crash On Long Island Was 'Family's Knight In Shining Armor'
13-Year-Old Killed In Hit-Run Crash On Long Island Was 'Family's Knight In Shining Armor' Tributes are pouring in for a Long Island teenager being hailed as a hero after he died while trying to protect his sister from a hit-and-run driver. Tyler Phillips, of Medford, died Saturday, Oct. 15 at the age of 13, according to his obituary.  Earlier Report: Teenage Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run Coram Crash That Also Injured His Sister His death came three days after he and his sister, Krystal Randolph, were struck by a car while walking in Coram on Granny Road on Wednesday, Oct. 12, Suffolk County Police said. Investigators said the siblings were walking westbound in the bike l…

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by Michael Mashburn
News
Reward Now Offered For Info On Hit-Run LI Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Tyler Phillips Reward Now Offered For Info On Hit-Run LI Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Tyler Phillips
Reward Now Offered For Info On Hit-Run LI Crash That Killed 13-Year-Old Tyler Phillips Police are offering a reward for information in connection with the fatal hit-and-run of a 13-year-old Long Island boy. The crash took place in Coram on Wednesday, Oct. 12 around 7:30 p.m. on Granny Road. According to Suffolk County Police Department detectives, a vehicle traveling westbound on Granny Road struck two 13-year-old siblings who were walking in a bike lane. One of the teens, Tyler Phillips, died of his injuries on Saturday, Oct. 15. His sister, Krystal Randolph, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Earlier report: Teenage Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run …

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run Long Island Crash That Also Injured His Sister Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run Long Island Crash That Also Injured His Sister
Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run Long Island Crash That Also Injured His Sister A 13-year-old Long Island boy has died from injuries three days after a crash that injured his sister. The crash happened in Coram on Wednesday, Oct. 12 around 7:30 p.m. on Granny Road. The two siblings, Tyler Phillips and Krystal Randolph, residents of Coram, were walking westbound in the bike lane on Granny Road, near Middle Island Road, when Philips was struck by an unknown vehicle also traveling westbound, Suffolk County Police said. The vehicle then fled from the scene westbound on Granny Road. Phillips was transported in an ambulance to Stony Brook Universit…

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by Joe Lombardi
Police & Fire
2 Teen Siblings Injured, 1 Critically, In Crash On Long Island 2 Teen Siblings Injured, 1 Critically, In Crash On Long Island
2 Teen Siblings Injured, 1 Critically, In Crash On Long Island Updated story: Teenage Boy Dies From Injuries In Hit-Run Coram Crash That Also Injured His Sister Police on Long Island are investigating a hit-and-run crash that injured a pair of 13-year-old siblings, one critically. The incident occurred in Coram around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 12 on Granny Road. According to Suffolk County detectives, Tyler Phillips and Krystal Randolph, residents of Coram, were walking westbound in the bike lane on Granny Road, near Middle Island Road, when Philips was struck by an unknown vehicle also traveling westbound.  The vehicl…

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by Kathy Reakes