10 hurt as 3-wheel motorcycle hits people inside park

NBC New York reports that 10 people were hospitalized after a 53-year-old woman lost control of a Can-Am 3-wheel motorcycle and struck pedestrians at Commodore Barry Park in Fort Greene, Brooklyn on Sunday evening at 6:40 PM; four victims sustained critical injuries while the driver and five others had minor injuries. The article is bylined by Charles Watson and includes named witnesses (Andre Stanley, Eddie, Carmencita Blanca) with direct observations, alongside police statements and specific details such as the incident location, vehicle type, and victim age ranges, reflecting solid local news reporting practices. Independent coverage from CBS New York, PIX11, and ABC7 corroborates the basic facts—10 hospitalizations, critical injuries, the Commodore Barry Park location, and the 3-wheel motorcycle involved—though reporting varies slightly on whether a person was taken into custody (noted in ABC7 but not in this NBC piece). The article notes witness accounts suggesting the driver may have collided with a double-parked vehicle before losing control in the park, adding context to the incident's cause. Readers should monitor official NYPD statements regarding whether charges will be filed against the driver and updates on victim conditions, particularly for those with critical injuries.