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Gerald Walpin, Former White House Watchdog, Fatally Struck By Car On UES

Gerald Walpin, 84, a former White House-appointed watchdog, was fatally struck by an SUV, officials confirmed.

 

Walpin was crossing the street at 79th Street and Lexington Avenue when a 52-year-old driver, whose name has not been released, made a left turn at the intersection and struck him.

 

Walpin was transported to New York Presbyterian Hospital with head trauma, but he was pronounced dead from his injuries at the hospital.

 

The driver remained at the scene. No charges or arrests have been made.


For grieving families, it’s important that a full investigation be conducted. For that, a wise first step is to discuss the matter with a legal professional experienced in car accidents.

 

The attorneys at Morgan Levine Dolan have recovered millions of dollars for those who have been injured or killed in a car accident, pedestrian accident or any other type of incident involving motor vehicles. If you or a loved one has been involved in a car crash, please contact Jared Levine of Morgan Levine Dolan at 212-785-5115 today.

 

Source: Gothamist

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