An investigation is ongoing into a fatal horse carriage crash in Central Park. The incident resulted in the death of a tourist. The union for the NYC horse-drawn carriage industry has suggested that stray voltage may be a factor in the crash.
This possibility is being considered as part of the ongoing investigation. Further details about the incident and the investigation are available from ABC13 Houston.
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