A huge
chunk of ice flew off a tractor trailer Monday (Feb. 24, 2014) and smashed through a
windshield, wounding a 23-year-old New York driver.
The Nyack man was driving on the Tappan Zee bridge when the ice slid off the top of the truck and into the windshield of the car traveling behind.
The
young man required nearly two dozen stitches to close the head wound
that resulted from the flying projectile, which remained super hard due to the sub-zero temperatures that have plagued the Northeast over the past several days.
The
huge hole and damage to the windshield looked precisely like that of
a car with Israeli license plates hit by rocks thrown by Arab
terrorists on the roads of Judea and Samaria.
Ditto
the trauma to the young man and his badly frightened mother who
received the call from her injured son telling her of his accident.
Police said they were still searching for the driver of the truck whose ice caused the
young man's injury and damaged his car.
Sounds
a lot like reports of road terror attacks in Judea and Samaria, no?
The
only difference is, this incident was deemed important enough to
report on in New York.
