FBI agent struck pedestrian with government car then lied about NYC hit-and-run, prosecutors say

Prosecutors say an FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, ran a red light, struck a pedestrian and fled the scene on Feb. 3.

Andrew Reyes later lied to investigators about the hit-and-run, according to an unsealed indictment.

Reyes, 30, was arrested Thursday morning with arraignment scheduled for later that day.

He faces charges including willfully depriving someone of constitutional rights while acting under color of law, and making false statements.

Feb. 3: Reyes allegedly drove the wrong way on Ocean Parkway, ran a red light, and struck a pedestrian. · After the crash: Reyes dragged the unconscious victim out of the street, left his bag on a bench, and fled. · At an unspecified later point: Investigators asked Reyes if he'd ever hit a person and not reported it, and he falsely said no. · Thursday morning: Reyes was arrested. · Thursday: An indictment against Reyes was unsealed in U.S. District Court. · Later Thursday: Reyes' arraignment was scheduled, where his attorney said he would plead not guilty.

Feb. 3 date of hit-and-run · 30 Reyes' age · six-lane width of Ocean Parkway

The victim was not identified and his condition wasn't known.