Rami Elsuwi, Brooklyn man killed after falling out of window of Uber ride on Belt Parkway. Victim id as well regarded physical and occupational therapist. Uber driver remained at scene. No arrests. No known motive.
What was going through his mind…? A man has died after falling out of the window of his Uber ride on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn on Thursday night, police and sources stated.
Rami Abdelhameed Elsuwi, 43, was riding in the back seat of a Hyundai Santa Fe going eastbound on the Belt Parkway when he opened the window and exited near the 92nd Street Pedestrian Bridge at around 9:04 p.m., according to the NYPD. It was unclear why the men fled through the window.
Rami Elsuwi, then hit his head on the guardrail and suffered severe head trauma, according to the NYPD. The Brooklyn resident died at the scene, PIX11 reported.
Accidental death? Mental crises? Life trauma? Or under the influence?
The deceased worked in sports medicine and rehabilitation, according to online records, and owned a well regarded physical and occupational therapy business in Brooklyn. His final holy Islamic rites and burial were scheduled for January 10 in Brooklyn and Morganville according to Queen of the Click.
The 69-year-old Hyundai driver remained at the scene. There have no arrests.
Not immediately clear is whether the passenger was at the time under the influence of alcohol or substances. Or whether he was undergoing mental issues or life trauma when he ‘exited’ the moving vehicle.
Authorities continue to investigate.
