Driver dies in late-night Belt Parkway collision in Queens
Andre Beadle, the 25-year-old YouTuber known as 1Stockf30, died after a late-night Belt Parkway collision in Queens that city data recorded as killing one motorist and injuring another.
What We Know
The official crash record places the collision on the Belt Parkway in Queens at 11:12 p.m. on Nov. 5, 2024, with one motorist killed and one injured. LBC, quoting an NYPD statement, identified the driver who died as 25-year-old Andre Beadle, the YouTuber known as 1Stockf30, and said his 21-year-old passenger was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in stable condition. The police account quoted by LBC said the BMW was traveling eastbound when Beadle collided with an Acura; city records list the vehicles as a BMW SUV and an Acura sedan.
Late-night crash on the Belt Parkway
City crash data records the collision at 11:12 p.m. on Nov. 5, 2024, on the Belt Parkway in Queens, with one motorist killed and one injured. The NYPD statement quoted by LBC placed the police response at approximately 11:13 p.m.
The NYPD statement quoted by LBC said a 2024 BMW X5 driven by Andre Beadle was traveling eastbound when Beadle collided with an Acura. EMS took Beadle to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead; a 21-year-old front-seat passenger in the BMW was taken there in stable condition.
A southeastern Queens parkway segment
The official crash location is on the Belt Parkway in Queens. The NYPD statement quoted by LBC described the site as between Cross Bay Boulevard and Erskine Street, within the 106th Precinct.
Who was involved
The city person record describes the person killed as a 25-year-old male driver. LBC identified him as Andre Beadle, a social media creator known as 1Stockf30.
LBC reported that Beadle’s 21-year-old passenger was transported in stable condition, and that the Acura driver was not injured and remained at the scene.
Records differ on the Acura driver
The NYPD statement quoted by LBC described the Acura operator as a 21-year-old male. The official vehicle record for the Acura sedan lists the driver sex as female. The reviewed sources do not resolve that difference.
Speed was recorded as a factor
City crash data records unsafe speed as a contributing factor for the BMW SUV. LBC also described video that it said showed Beadle’s BMW traveling at speed before the collision.
Police investigation continued
The NYPD statement quoted by LBC said the Highway District Collision Investigation Squad was continuing its investigation after the crash.