Chinatown Families Rally DA’s Office

Chinatown Families Rally DA’s Office

by Elizabeth Press on March 9, 2009 | 916 Plays

Today family and friends of Hayley Ng and Diego Martinez, two children killed on January 22, 2009 when an idling van jumped the curb in Chinatown, held a rally calling for the District Attorney's office to convene a grand jury to investigate the crash. Here are a few soundbites from the press conference. Visit streetsblog for a full report.

Related stories:
Anti-Idling Laws Pass in NYC
NYC Street Memorial 2008

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