Ford Mustang driver who hit 6 pedestrians in wild NYC crash charged with attempted murder: cops

The Ford Mustang driver who allegedly barreled into six pedestrians in a wild caught-on-video Bronx crash over the summer was arrested and charged with attempted murder, police said. 

Williejoe Delgado, 23, was picked up on a warrant Wednesday in connection to the heart-pounding July 3 incident that left three men and three women hospitalized with minor injuries, authorities said. 

Delgado was heading east on East 149 Street and trying to make a left hand turn onto northbound Courtland Avenue around 10:50 a.m. when he lost control and drove onto the sidewalk, cops said. 

Williejoe Delgado, 23, was charged with attempted murder in connection to the July 3 crash that left three men – 30, 43 and 69, and three women – 30, 49 and 79, hospitalized with minor injuries, cops said. NBC New York

He hit victims who were strolling the busy intersection in broad daylight, video shows. 

Delgado, who also hit scaffolding during the fracas and fled the wreckage on foot, police said. He lives less than a mile from the scene, authorities said.

Photos from the scene showed the front bumper of the Mustang nearly torn off — and no license plates on the front or back of the vehicle.

Delgado fled the scene on foot after the crash, police said. NBC New York

Delgado’s arraignment was pending Thursday.

He has no prior arrests, according to police.