Daily Freeman (Kingston, NY)

Two teens dead, third hurt after vehicle plunges onto train tracks

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A Porsche SUV plummeted off an overpass onto train tracks below, where it burst into flames, killing two teenagers and sending a third to a hospital with serious injuries.

The Porsche fell from Route 304 in Pearl River, New York, on Sunday afternoon after a crash involving an additional vehicle and burned on New Jersey Transit tracks below, authoritie­s said.

Saniha Cekic, 15, of Brooklyn, and Altin Nezaj, 17, of Pearl River, were pronounced dead at hospitals, Orangeburg police said in a prepared statement. The driver, Aisha Radoncic, 17, of Orangeburg, was seriously injured.

“I was watching the car and all of a sudden I heard this big bang,” witness Joe Geppner told WCBS . “We started trying to put out the fire. All we heard was this poor girl screaming. And she was screaming terribly.”

“Thank God the fire department came,” Geppner said. “I kept seeing the flames no matter what they did, they just kept coming up.”

NJ Transit service was suspended in both directions along a section of the Pascack Valley line.

The driver of the other vehicle, Jason T. Castro, of Nanuet, wasn’t injured, police said. He was driving a Volkswagen Jetta.

Police didn’t provide details, including the mechanics of the initial crash and its cause.

Nezaj was a member of Pearl River High School’s football and wrestling teams; Radoncic also is a student there, according to the Journal News.

The school was closed for Columbus Day but was offering counselors Monday and throughout the week.

 ?? KEVIN WEXLER — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ?? Emergency personnel survey the remains of a Porsche SUV that plummeted off an overpass onto train tracks, where it burst into flames, in Pearl River, N.Y., on Sunday.
KEVIN WEXLER — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Emergency personnel survey the remains of a Porsche SUV that plummeted off an overpass onto train tracks, where it burst into flames, in Pearl River, N.Y., on Sunday.

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