US News Taxi crash in New York causes severed foot

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British fashion graduate, 23, whose foot was severed after New York City taxi crash faces having MORE of her leg amputated as it's revealed cab driver had 7 traffic violations in the last 3 years

A British tourist whose foot was severed after an out-of-control New York City taxi driver ploughed into her is facing having more of her leg amputated, her father revealed this morning. Sian Green, 23, from Leicester, had only arrived in the city from England on Monday night when she was struck by the vehicle in midtown Manhattan yesterday morning near the Rockefeller Center.

Now it's been revealed that the cab driver, 24-year-old Faysal Kabir Mohammad Himon of Queens, New York, has been charged with seven traffic violations in the last three years. He was also issued with a summons at this grisly scene as he wasn't authorized to drive this cab. Himon was first licensed as a taxi driver in April 2010 and involved in his first accident with an injury in Manhattan in October 2010.

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Sian Green: British tourist, 23, has foot severed after New York City taxi crash
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Damn "what a tragedy for the poor woman"
 
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Taxi crash in New York caused by severed foot

would have been a much more entertaining article. I'm disappointed.
 
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Wow that sucks. Imagine the girl as she's just sitting there, watching her leg.
 
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