Ten people sustained injuries Sunday evening when a woman operating a three-wheel motorcycle crashed into a Brooklyn park, according to authorities. The incident occurred around 6:40 p.m. in Commodore Barry Park in Fort Greene.
The driver of the Can-Am trike reportedly failed to navigate the roadway and drove into the park, striking nine pedestrians. The New York City Police Department confirmed the incident.
Emergency services responded to the scene near Flushing Avenue and Navy Street. Both the nine pedestrians and the motorcycle driver were transported to local hospitals. Of the 10 individuals injured, four are in critical but stable condition, while the remaining six are in stable condition.
Images from the scene showed debris scattered around the motorcycle as officers and bystanders gathered. The crash occurred on a day when numerous Pride celebrations were taking place across New York City, including in various parks.
An investigation into the incident is ongoing, and no arrests have been made.