Bystander video shows what led up to Queens hit-and-run that left mother dead
Video captured by a witness shows what led up to a mother being struck and killed by a stolen truck in Queens on Sunday morning.
A Queens woman who was struck during a horrific hit-and-run involving a stolen truck on Mother's Day succumbed to her injuries on Monday morning, her family told the New York Post.
Video of the incident obtained by Fox News Digital shows the mother of four, 49-year-old Florence Ngwu, attempting to confront a driver who had just hit multiple cars on a dead-end road.
Florence Ngwu and her family attempted to confront the suspect in the stolen truck after he struck several cars on the dead-end road. (Fox News)
"Oh my god this car is hitting all these cars, bro," a bystander who took the video could be heard saying.
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The truck eventually clipped and dragged an SUV as it attempted to get away, pinning Ngwu between the SUV and another parked car.
The suspect, who was driving a stolen truck from nearby "Pawar Builders," then sped away through a stop sign.
The bystander's video shows Ngwu pinned between the vehicles as her family members scramble to try to help.
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Ngwu's niece told the New York Post that the family is "in shock, grief — everything seems surreal."
"We’re all just devastated," she told the newspaper.
The NYPD did not have any suspects in custody as of Monday afternoon.
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