The Bronx Ink

The Bronx boxer, who was in critical condition after he and his sister were struck by a car on the Cross Bronx Expressway following a snowstorm pileup,  is now in stable condition, according to ESPN. Golden Gloves champion Pedro Luis Sosa underwent  a five-hour surgery at Jacobi Medical Center, after being struck by a Toyota Corolla and falling 75 feet in an accident that killed his sister, Jennifer Sosa.  He is expected to regain consciousness in the next few days.

Following a pileup on the Cross Bronx Expressway, a Bronx sister and brother were hit by a car, leaving Jennifer Sosa, 20, dead and Golden Gloves champion Pedro Luis Sosa, 19, in critical condition, according to the New York Post. Jennifer Sosa was on the phone with her mother, telling her she was OK, when a Toyota Corolla struck her and her brother, and sent them plunging 75 feet over a concrete barrier.  Nine other vehicles were involved and a total of 14 others had to be treated for minor injuries, in a series of accidents authorities say were caused by slick roads from this weekend’s snowstorm. Pedro Luis Sosa remains in a coma at the Jacobi Medical Center.

A Bronx brother and sister were struck by a car, after emerging from their minivan, which had been involved in a pileup on the Cross Bronx Expressway.