Drunken NY nutjob mows down woman who slapped his car after minor NJ fender-bender: prosecutors

· New York Post

A drunken New York nutjob mowed down a woman in New Jersey after she slapped his car during a minor fender-bender, prosecutors said. 

Estuardo G. Rodriguez, 31, and Krisiann Reyes Rivera, 31, got into a minor accident on Route 17 in Paramus around 5 p.m. Monday, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. 

Estuardo G. Rodriguez allegedly ran down Krisiann Reyes Rivera after the two got into a minor accident on Route 17 in Paramus., according to the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.  Bergen County’s jail

After the scrape, Rivera got out of her car and approached Rodriguez’s 2024 Acura, which had a U-Haul trailer in tow — and banged on one of the vehicle’s windows, authorities said. 

Rivera got out of her car and approached Rodriguez’s 2024 Acura, which had a U-Haul trailer in tow, authorities said.  ABC7ny

But as Rivera returned to her car, investigators said Rodriguez gunned his. Cops said the Tarrytown native knocked into Rivera with his car, running her over with his trailer’s rear tires. 

Cops said Rodriguez knocked into Rivera with his car, running her over with his trailer’s rear tires, and then tried to flee the scene.  ABC7ny

Witnesses who saw the fatal ramming unfold chased after Rodriguez’s vehicle as he tried to speed away, police said. 

The good Samaritans blocked his car in traffic a half-mile from the scene, then flagged down local cops, who took the maniac into custody. 

Rivera, a Bronx resident, was taken to Hackensack University Medical Center, where she died, according to authorities. 

Investigators discovered that Rodriguez had been drinking while he was driving and had a suspended license, prosecutors said. 

Investigators discovered that Rodriguez had been under the influence of alcohol while he was driving.  ABC7ny

He was hit with auto death charges, according to Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella, and booked into Bergen County Jail. 

Attorney information for Rodriguez, who is expected to appear to Bergen County Superior Court, was not immediately available.