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No Serious Injuries In Saturday Wreck
September 7, 2008
No one was seriously injured in a two vehicle accident late Saturday morning in Century that left one vehicle upside down.
The accident happend near the intersection of North Century Boulevard and Hilltop Road about 11:30 Saturday morning.
The Florida Highway Patrol says the driver of a northbound Chevrolet pickup attempted to turn across traffic into the parking lot of Bondurant Hardware. His pickup was struck by a southbound van when he turned into the van’s path.
The pickup truck came to rest upside down on North Century Boulevard while the driver of the van continued on and pulled onto Hilltop Road.
The driver of the pickup sustained some minor cuts in the accident. No one was transported to the hospital from the accident scene.
In addition to the FHP, Escambia County EMS , Century Volunteer Fire Department and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department responded to the call.
Pictured above: The driver of this pickup was not seriously injured in a Saturday wreck on North Century Boulevard. Pictured below: The pickup truck driver pulled in front of this van, according to the FHP. Pictured bottom: The pickup upside down. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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One Response to “No Serious Injuries In Saturday Wreck”
I watched this wreck happen. As a matter of fact, I pulled up behind the van to check on the driver and his son. He was frantically trying to get a hold of his family, but he couldn’t. I learned his name was Jimmy and he told me where he lived so I could go get his family for him. I just wanted to tell Jimmy and his son that they are in my thoughts and prayers. I know this really shook them up and I know how I felt after my wreck. I am so glad no one was hurt and let this just serve as another reminder we must all be careful!