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NEW: As he was leaving @ABetterNY event, @NYGovCuomo came across an accident on the BQE, and he cut a passenger out of his seatbelt and helped pull him out of the wreck.

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— Zack Fink (@ZackFinkNews) 6 Eanáir 2020

Gov. Cuomo and his team were driving on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) to catch a flight when they passed the accident, Cuomo’s spokesperson Dani Lever told CNN.

The vehicle, resting partially on the median after slamming into the back of an SUV, was on two wheels and looked like it was about to flip onto its right side when the governor and his police detail came upon the scene.

NYPD hadn’t arrived on the scene yet, so Cuomo and the state police he was traveling with got out of the car and cut the passenger out of his seat belt, Dani Lever said. No one needed to be transported to hospital, FDNY said.

Cuomo and his team cut the man free from his seatbelt, according to a source.