Summary:
Video footage has emerged of a car crash that killed a teenager and left the driver of the car behind the wheel.

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A fatal accident that claimed the life of a New Jersey teen was captured on film Sunday by the dash cam of a Brooklyn driver returning home from a family visit. Brandon Narleski, 19, was killed when the car being driven by friend Nicholas Gomes, 20, struck a Route 9 highway divider at around 10.53pm. Narleski was thrown from the vehicle. Nicholas Gomes, 20, struck a Route 9 highway divider at around 10:53 p.m. Sunday, killing friend Brandon Narleski in the accident . 'I saw them hit the divider,' witness Gleb Suvorov told The Daily News. 'It was a big sound.' Gomes has since been charged with by death by auto for the accident. He is being held on $250,000 bail at MIddlesex County Jail . In the video, you can see his 1997 Mercedes E-420 go out of control into the divider. Narleski was thrown from the vehicle and killed on impact . It then turns over on its side. Suvorov is forced to swerve out of the way to avoid a collision. The pair's respective Facebook pages identify them as friends who both attended Sayreville War Memorial High School. Suvorov offered his video to the prosecutor's office but sent it to NJ Advance Media before authorities saw it. The prosecutor's office says it will not comment on the video and is still investigating the accident. The Sayreville Police Department asks anyone with information to contact detectives at 732-745-4018.