NEWBURGH - A Plattekill teenager was killed in a horrifying two-car accident Monday night on Route 32 in the Town of Newburgh. The teen has
been identified as 15-year-old Alana Tadry.
Newburgh
town police say Tadry was ejected and killed instantly around 7 p.m.
when the Audi she was riding in split in half after colliding with
another car about a half mile north of Mill Street. The two sections of
the Audi wound up about 175 feet from each other.
Chief
Michael Clancy said Tadry was riding in the backseat and that back
section of the car wound up in the woods not far from the accident
scene. Her body was thrown about 25 feet in the woods.
Clancy said the Audi's driver, Edward Lier, 20,
of Wallkill was heading southbound and attempted to pass cars on a
straight section of the two-lane road. As he was cutting back, he was
struck by a northbound Chevy Malibu driven by John Dyer, 49, of the town
of Newburgh. Dyer was taken to St. Luke's Hospital with non-life
threatening injuries.
Christopher Giamnarino,
19, a passenger in the Audi, was flown to Westchester Medical Center
with serious injuries requiring surgery. Lier and Nicole Galgan, 18, of
Newburgh, a front seat passenger in the Audi, were taken to St. Francis
Hospital with serious injuries.
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