Driver Hit on the Head at George Washington Bridge!
The driver who was struck on the head at the George Washington Bridge in the United States has died. Police are reviewing security camera footage to locate the fleeing suspect.

On the George Washington Bridge that connects New York and New Jersey, an armed attack on Tuesday evening, October 20, claimed the life of a driver. When Port Authority police arrived at the scene following a crash report around 7:00 p.m., they found the vehicle's driver shot in the head.
Search for suspect continues.
It was reported that the driver taken to the hospital died. Police sources say the gunfire may have come from a moving vehicle. After the incident, security camera footage is being examined to catch the fleeing suspect.

A section of the bridge was closed to traffic.
While it was stated that no one else was injured in the attack, the upper deck on the New Jersey side of the bridge was closed to traffic pending investigation. Officials have not yet released the identity of the deceased or the motive behind the attack. The investigation into the incident continues.
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