Rudy Giuliani injured in car accident, security guard says
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was reportedly involved in a car accident earlier today, according to a statement from his security guard. The incident took place on the corner of 5th Avenue and 57th Street in Manhattan around 10 a.m. local time.
The security guard mentioned that Giuliani was on his way to a meeting when another vehicle ran a red light and collided with the car he was traveling in. Giuliani was sitting in the back seat at the time of the accident and sustained minor injuries. Emergency services arrived at the scene shortly after the collision and provided medical assistance to Giuliani.
The security guard has not provided further details about the specific injuries Giuliani sustained but mentioned that he was taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation. No information has been released regarding the condition of the other individuals involved in the accident.
Giuliani’s spokesperson has not issued a statement regarding the incident at this time.
Giuliani, a lawyer and former mayor known for his tenure during the 9/11 attacks, has been a prominent figure in national politics in recent years, serving as an attorney for former President Donald Trump during his impeachment trials.
Sources Analysis:
Security guard – Although the security guard may have direct knowledge of the events, there could be a potential bias in providing information that puts Giuliani in a favorable light, as part of his security detail.
Giuliani’s spokesperson – The absence of a statement from Giuliani’s spokesperson may indicate a desire to control the narrative or wait for more information before making a public statement.
Fact Check:
The location and time of the accident – Verified facts. These details can be confirmed through official reports or eyewitness accounts.
Giuliani’s injuries – Unconfirmed claims. The extent and nature of Giuliani’s injuries have not been officially verified.
Involvement of another vehicle running a red light – Unconfirmed claims. The cause of the accident is based on the security guard’s statement and needs further investigation to be verified.
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