A teenager who is thrown to the ground during a Central Park horse-drawn carriage incident dies, New York police report. The crash occurs on Wednesday just before 3 p.m., when a carriage horse bolts away from its driver. The 18-year-old is riding in the four-wheeled carriage with three other passengers. Police say at least two passengers are ejected as the carriage careens and overturns. The teenager is taken to hospital and initially listed in critical condition. Other passengers refuse medical treatment at the scene, according to police accounts cited by multiple outlets. Video shared by media shows the horse running through the park and people appearing to jump away from the moving carriage. The reports consistently identify the victim as an 18-year-old passenger and attribute the incident to the horse bolting from its driver. No details are provided across the sources about charges or any ongoing investigation at the time of reporting.