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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''December 1, 1982 | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''December 1, 1982 | ||
'''''Tragedy | '''''Tragedy on Broadway''''' | ||
'''Man crushed by truck during fight with son''' | '''Man crushed by truck during fight with son''' | ||
SARANAC | SARANAC LAKE - A Saranac Lake man was killed last night after he and his son were struck by a tractor trailer while fighting on a downtown street. | ||
Walter F. Nagengast, Jr., 42, of | Walter F. Nagengast, Jr., 42, of [[6%20James%20Street| ]][[6%20James%20Street|St.]] was pronounced dead at the [[General%20Hospital%20of%20Saranac%20Lake| Lake]]. His son, Michael K. Nagengast, 23, also of 6 James St., suffered numerous sprains,<span style=""> abrasions and contusions in the accident, but refused admittance to the hospital. | ||
According to village police, the two began fighting in [[Dr.%20Y's%20tavern|Dr. Y's]] bar shortly before 10:30 p.m. After the fight was stopped by bar employees the two left the bar and resumed the brawl in the street<span style="" | According to village police, the two began fighting in [[Dr.%20Y's%20tavern|Dr. Y's]] bar shortly before 10:30 p.m. After the fight was stopped by bar employees the two left the bar and resumed the brawl in the street<span style=""> on<span style=""> Broadway. They were struck by a north bound truck operated by Thomas R. Lincoln, 35, of [[Ray%20Brook|Ray Brook]]. | ||
Police say | Police say the truck was not exceeding the speed limit at the time of the accident. No charges have been placed against Lincoln. | ||
Michael Nagengast was charged by police | Michael Nagengast was charged by police with disorderly conduct. He was released on his own recognizance pending an appearence in village court on Dec. 13. | ||
Police say the investigation into the accident | Police say the investigation into the accident is continuing and further criminal charges are pending. | ||
The Walter Nagengast Sr. was the former owner of [[The%20Birches|The Birches]], a Ray Brook tavern. | The Walter Nagengast Sr. was the former owner of [[The%20Birches|The Birches]], a Ray Brook tavern. | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 22 December 2025
Born: c. 1940
Died: November 30, 1982
Married:
Children: Michael K. Nagengast
Walter Nagengast
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, December 1, 1982
Tragedy on Broadway
Man crushed by truck during fight with son
SARANAC LAKE - A Saranac Lake man was killed last night after he and his son were struck by a tractor trailer while fighting on a downtown street.
Walter F. Nagengast, Jr., 42, of St. was pronounced dead at the Lake. His son, Michael K. Nagengast, 23, also of 6 James St., suffered numerous sprains, abrasions and contusions in the accident, but refused admittance to the hospital.
According to village police, the two began fighting in Dr. Y's bar shortly before 10:30 p.m. After the fight was stopped by bar employees the two left the bar and resumed the brawl in the street on Broadway. They were struck by a north bound truck operated by Thomas R. Lincoln, 35, of Ray Brook.
Police say the truck was not exceeding the speed limit at the time of the accident. No charges have been placed against Lincoln.
Michael Nagengast was charged by police with disorderly conduct. He was released on his own recognizance pending an appearence in village court on Dec. 13.
Police say the investigation into the accident is continuing and further criminal charges are pending.
The Walter Nagengast Sr. was the former owner of The Birches, a Ray Brook tavern.