Police were searching Thursday for a car service driver suspected of beating a man to death and seriously wounding his cousin during a fight near the latter’s Brooklyn home early Thursday.
Carlos Guaman, 66, and his 52-year-old cousin, who was not publicly identified, had just gotten dropped off on West 9th Street near Avenue T in Gravesend around 4:40 a.m. when they got into a fight with the man behind the wheel, cops said.
The driver pummeled both men in their heads – leaving them unconscious on the ground outside the car, authorities said.
The victims suffered head trauma and were rushed to Maimonides Medical Center, where Guaman was pronounced dead and his relative was listed in critical but stable condition, authorities said.
The suspect drove off after the attack, heading north on West 9th Street, cops said.
The younger cousin – who had been drinking and was still highly intoxicated after the attack – told investigators he did not remember what happened, according to law enforcement sources.
The deadly assault was captured on doorbell camera footage, the sources said.
John Senia, 37, a custodian who had lived on…
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