Third Bronx woman dies from injuries sustained during Oct. 9 car crash in Allerton

Our family's broken, and it'll never be the same again. George Kennedy is now mourning the loss of his 84-year-old mother, Dolores, who died last night at the hospital. George says his mother had been in an induced coma since she was hit by a car earlier this month. It's just very traumatic. I still can't believe it happened. Police say on October 9th, an 81-year-old man was driving a 2018 Mercedes-Benz when he drove through a red light and two crosswalks, hitting several people and causing a five-car collision at the intersection of Allerton and Holland Avenues. That crash also took the life of one of George's younger sisters, 57-year-old Robin. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's, they're not going to be here. George says his other sister, Doris, was also hurt in the crash, but is recovering. He's calling this a nightmare. When they see them three together like the three musketeers, they had that acceptable bond, you know, that can never be restored again. Sources tell News 12 the 81-year-old driver likely had some sort of medical incident before the crash. Even if he had a medical condition, he shouldn't have been driving. Police say 39-year-old Angel Johnson of the Bronx also died the day of the crash. The 81-year-old driver has not been charged. In Allerton, Tim Harkman, News 12.