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Wednesday Night Rollover Accident On Highway 99 In Bratt
November 13, 2008
Two people were injured in a two vehicle accident in Bratt that left one vehicle upside down in ditch, the third rollover accident in North Escambia on Wednesday.
The accident happened at the intersection of Macks Road and North Highway 99 about 9:40 Wednesday night. State trooper say Charles Garrett, 44, of Century pulled away from a stop sign on Cecils Road toward Macks Road and into the path of a Nissan Pathfinder driven by Kolby Amerson, also of Century. Garrett’s pickup was hit broadside by Amerson.
The pickup came to rest alongside Macks Road and Amerson’s Nissan landed upside down in the ditch by North Highway 99. Troopers say Amerson was not wearing his seatbelt, but was not serious injured in the accident. He was transported to Atmore Community Hospital for evaluation. Garrett also sustained non-life threatening injuries in the crash.
The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire-Rescue, Atmore Ambulance and the Florida Highway Patrol responded to the accident.
The accident is still under investigation by the FHP. Charges against Garrett are pending the outcome of that investigation.
Two other rollover accidents Wednesday sent a total of four people to the hospital. One accident occurred in Century (click here for that story) and the other occurred in Walnut Hill (click here for that story).
Pictured above: Kolby Amerson was injured in this accident Wednesday night that left his Nissan upside in a Bratt ditch. Pictured below: The FHP says the driver of this truck pulled into Amerson’s path. Pictured bottom: Firemen survey the damage to Amerson’s Nissan Pathfinder. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Wednesday Night Rollover Accident On Highway 99 In Bratt”
Wear you seat belt Kolby !!!!!
Aunt Karen
Kolby
I am glad that you are okay and hope to see you back at school soon!!!
Dang Kolby that looks bad…My brother was late home cause he got stopped by the wreck…im glad your ok…..i feel bad for that great system you had back there…lol……and their are so many wrecks because there are NO stop lights!!! just stop signs and bending country roads!!!
I’m so glad no one was seriously injured. By the look of these pictures, it could have been a lot worse, but I am totally glad it was not. It’s trully a miracle.
Why are there are so many wrecks in that area.
Dang Kolby you are really lucky!
Thank God you are okay.
there sure are a lot of accidents in the walnut Hill, Bratt area…what’s going on here?
Dang kolby