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Incident Overview
A tragic wet-weather crash on King Georges Road in Wiley Park , Sydney’s southwest, has claimed the lives of two young men and left a third critically injured. The collision occurred at approximately 8:45 pm on Monday, April 28, 2025 , involving a BMW sedan and a five-tonne truck .
The victims have been identified as Joey Tofan , 23, and Khalil Hamoud , 22, who were passengers in the BMW. The driver, Yousef Hamoud , 20 (Khalil’s younger brother), was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries and placed in an induced coma after receiving a blood transfusion at the scene.
The force of the crash was so severe that it appeared to meld the two vehicles together. Nearby residents described the impact as “unbelievable” and expressed their shock and sadness over the tragedy.
Police are investigating whether speed and wet road conditions contributed to the crash. Authorities are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage to come forward.
Location and Time
- Crash Date: Monday, April 28, 2025 (approximately 8:45 pm).
- Location: King Georges Road, Wiley Park, Sydney’s southwest.
Vehicles Involved
- A **BMW sedan** driven by Yousef Hamoud, carrying Joey Tofan and Khalil Hamoud as passengers.
- A **five-tonne truck** driven by a 24-year-old man.
Injuries/Fatalities
- Fatalities:
- Joey Tofan, 23, died at the scene.
- Khalil Hamoud, 22, died at the scene.
- Critical Injuries:
- Yousef Hamoud, 20, was critically injured and placed in an induced coma after receiving a blood transfusion at the scene.
- No Injuries:
- The 24-year-old truck driver was uninjured but taken to the hospital for mandatory testing.
Emergency Response
- Ten ambulances attended the scene to manage the aftermath of the crash.
- Paramedics provided emergency treatment at the scene, including a blood transfusion for Yousef Hamoud.
- Joey Tofan and Khalil Hamoud were pronounced deceased at the scene.
- The truck driver was assessed and taken to the hospital for mandatory testing.
“Unbelievable. It’s very scary, very sad.”
— Local resident Bimala Uyawali
Community Reaction
Family and friends of the victims posted an emotional tribute online, expressing their grief and devastation:
“Yesterday, our hearts were shattered by a tragedy we can barely find the words for… Three beautiful boys, full of dreams and laughter, were caught in a moment that changed everything forever.”
— Family and friends’ tribute
The post called for prayers for the souls of Joey and Khalil and for Yousef’s recovery.
Police Investigation
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, focusing on:
- Potential factors such as speed, distraction, and the influence of wet weather conditions.
- Road conditions, signage, and visibility at the time of the incident.
- The behavior of both drivers leading up to the collision.
The severity of the crash, which melded the two vehicles together, suggests a high-impact collision, prompting further scrutiny into contributing factors.
“Police are investigating whether speed and the wet road conditions contributed to the crash.”
— Police statement
Appeal for Information
The community is urged to assist authorities by providing any information that could help determine the cause of the crash:
- Crime Stoppers NSW: Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppersnsw.com.au.
- Witnesses are encouraged to share dashcam footage, CCTV recordings, or any observations about the vehicles or drivers involved in the incident.
Community Impact
This devastating crash has deeply affected the local community, particularly given the loss of two young lives and the critical condition of a third. The incident highlights the dangers of driving in adverse weather conditions and underscores the importance of road safety awareness on busy routes like King Georges Road , one of Sydney’s busiest thoroughfares.