NYPD: Giuliani’s SUV Doors NYC Pedicab, No Injuries Reported

GREENVILLE, SC - OCTOBER 12: Republican Presidential Candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani sits in a car as his motorcade leaves after making remarks to a group from the Home Builders Association of... GREENVILLE, SC - OCTOBER 12: Republican Presidential Candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani sits in a car as his motorcade leaves after making remarks to a group from the Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia and Greater Columbia Association of Realtors during a campaign stop October 12, 2007 in Columbia, South Carolina. (Photo by Shaul Schwarz/Getty Images) MORE LESS
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Someone in an SUV carrying Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani opened a door into a pedicab Thursday, the NYPD confirmed to TPM.

Det. Martin Brown said that at around 2:20 p.m. ET, the door of a black SUV carrying Giuliani and two staffers opened into an oncoming pedicab in Midtown Manhattan.

“A door to the vehicle opened and made contact with a pedicab that was unoccupied,” Brown told TPM. “There were no injuries and no property damage.”

Brown said he didn’t know which door had opened to cause the accident, nor whether the SUV was parked at the time.

WCBS’s Alex Silverman first reported the news.

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