A driver was pronounced dead Sunday evening, Nov. 30, following a single-vehicle crash that resulted in his car flipping into the Cresheim Valley Creek.
The driver, Henry Ngo, 65, was driving a silver 2006 BMW down Cresheim Valley Drive when he reportedly lost control, struck a downed guardrail, and flipped upside down into the creek, according to police.
The crash occurred around 4 p.m. on Sunday with personnel from the 14th Police District, Marine Unit, and Philadelphia Fire department retrieving Ngo from the vehicle.
Ngo was transported to Albert Einstein Medical Center in …
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A driver was pronounced dead Sunday evening, Nov. 30, following a single-vehicle crash that resulted in his car flipping into the Cresheim Valley Creek.
The driver, Henry Ngo, 65, was driving a silver 2006 BMW down Cresheim Valley Drive when he reportedly lost control, struck a downed guardrail, and flipped upside down into the creek, according to police.
The crash occurred around 4 p.m. on Sunday with personnel from the 14th Police District, Marine Unit, and Philadelphia Fire department retrieving Ngo from the vehicle.
Ngo was transported to Albert Einstein Medical Center in critical condition, where he was subsequently pronounced dead at 7:05 p.m.
The investigation into the accident remains active and ongoing.
