Fiery Long Island SUV crash leaves three dead on Mother's Day
A fiery Long Island car wreck left three dead in an early-morning Mother's Day tragedy.
The victims were driving a 2022 Dodge Durango near Bethpage State Park around 1 a.m. Sunday, when they slammed into a tree.
Their car burst into flames, killing all three occupants in the head-on collision, Newsday reported.
Bethpage Fire Department trucks rushed to the scene and doused the flames within five minutes of the crash, police said.
The victims have not been identified, and it remains unclear what led to the wreck.
Only one car was involved.
An investigation remains ongoing.
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