14-YO Pedestrian Killed In 2-Car Brooklyn Crash: NYPD

CANARSIE, NY — A car slammed into a teenage pedestrian after a crash in Canarsie over the weekend, killing the 14-year-old, police said.

The crash started about 6:15 p.m. Saturday when a car slammed into another car near East 81st Street and Glenwood Road, according to the NYPD.

The impact rotated the first car and sent it slamming into a 14-year-old pedestrian, Christian Antoine, who was walking in the intersection, according to police.

The teenager was injured and rushed to an area hospital in critical condition — but he could not be saved, police said.

One driver, Rayan Salmon, 45, was arrested after driving without a license, police said. Police told the New York Daily News Salmon was speeding.

The Brooklyn man pleaded not guilty to charges related to driving without a license, and he's expected back in court in March, court records show.

Antoine was just two minutes from home when he was struck — a reality that has been particularly difficult for his family, ABC7 reported.

"If he was more careful — just go at normal speed, my little brother would still be alive. He was two minutes from home," Antoine's sister, Eudayna Guichard, told ABC7.

"The darling of the family, my beloved 14-year-old little brother, is not just my best friend, but also my sweet little angel," wrote Antoine's sister in a GoFundMe.