Three people were killed in a single-car crash in Queens early Tuesday, the New York Post reported. The Nissan Altima, carrying four passengers, went up in flames after it slammed into a tree at North Conduit Avenue and 122nd Street in the Wakefield neighborhood just before 4 a.m., police said. Once the FDNY put out the fire, three of the occupants — one man and two women — were pronounced dead on scene, according to cops. Police did not know their ages Tuesday morning. A 24-year-old man who was also inside the car was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in stable condition. It was not immediately clear who was behind the wheel, or what led to the accident.

BLM hyenas have attacked homes in a Milwaukee suburb, smashing windows on a quiet residential street after a black cop was cleared in the shooting death of an armed black teenager. The violence followed a district attorney's decision on Wednesday that police officer Joseph Mensah was justified when he shot Alvin Cole on February 2, after the 17-year-old fired a stolen handgun outside Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. After nightfall on Wednesday, demonstrators smashed out storefront windows in Wauwatosa before marching down a residential street and hurling large rocks through the windows of homes, according police. TheThe mayhem was caught on camera by Julio Rosas, a reporter for the conservative publication Townhall, who said that some of the people in the crowd attempted to stop others from attacking the homes. Large National Guard contingent arrided in suburb.