Homeowner wants a guardrail after alleged DUI driver plows into backyard
309 views · Published 28 September 2016 · 0:55 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: Staten Island Advance · 2016 · News & Politics
The city refuses to install a guardrail along an Staten Island service road even after an allegedly intoxicated driver plowed through the rear of a police officer's home in June. Brooklyn cop Louis Mester requested a guardrail to protect his home at 89 Brandis Ave., just off Korean War Veterans Parkway and along Drumgoole Road East. "My fear is that someone has to get seriously hurt in order for them to put up a guardrail," Mester said.
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