Rockland man killed in possible road-rage shooting on George Washington Bridge
ABC7 New York • • nation
Key Points:
- A 46-year-old Rockland County man, Koran Irvine, was fatally shot on the George Washington Bridge in a suspected road-rage incident after a near-collision with another vehicle.
- Surveillance footage is being reviewed as police search for the shooter, who fled the scene following the shooting.
- The victim's car came to a stop near the bridge's median, and he was pronounced dead at Englewood Hospital; he was a Con Edison employee off duty at the time.
- The shooting led to the temporary closure of the westbound upper level of the bridge, with all lanes reopening shortly before 1 a.m.
- Con Edison expressed condolences, describing the incident as a senseless act of violence and mourning the loss of their employee.
