Jennifer Millman

Bicyclist Dies Days After Colliding With Pedestrian in Central Park: Police

The 77-year-old pedestrian he hit suffered minor injuries

What to Know

  • A 43-year-old bicyclist has died following a collision with a pedestrian Monday in Central Park
  • Charles Cheeseboro was riding a battery-powered E-Bike north on East Drive when he smashed into a 77-year-old man near 74th Street
  • The pedestrian suffered minor injuries; police say their investigation is ongoing

A bicyclist has died following a collision with a pedestrian in Central Park earlier this week, police said Thursday.

Charles Cheeseboro, a 43-year-old from Manhattan, was riding a battery-powered E-Bike north on East Drive when he smashed into a 77-year-old man walking near 74th Street around 3:30 p.m. Monday. The collision flung Cheeseboro off the bike; he was found unconscious on the ground with trauma to his head. 

He was taken to a hospital in critical condition, but died there Wednesday. 

The pedestrian suffered minor injuries. The investigation is ongoing. 

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