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Century Man Injured In Bluff Springs Rollover Accident
August 31, 2009
One person was injured in a single vehicle rollover accident Monday morning in Bluff Springs.
Leslie L. Lassiter, 63, of Century, was northbound on Highway 29 just north of Bluff Springs Road just before 6 a.m. when he lost control, ran off onto the shoulder of the road and overturned into the median, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. His Toyota truck came to rest upside down in the median of the highway. Lassiter was ejected from the vehicle, according to the FHP.
He was transported by ambulance to Sacred Heart Hospital in serious condition. LifeFlight was unable to respond to the scene due to morning fog.
Charges against Lassiter are pending, according to the FHP.
The Century Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded to the call.
Pictured above: A Century man was injured in this rollover accident Monday morning in Bluff Springs. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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12 Responses to “Century Man Injured In Bluff Springs Rollover Accident”
Uncle Leslie…..I just found out, and I am soo soo glad you are ok. I think about you guys all the time. I love and miss all of you. I am just so thankful that you are ok. Love to you all!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Hope you getting to feel better soon. If y’all need anything let us know. Love, Opie and Amanda
Just to let everyone know Les is doing pertty good today, Tuesday 9/1, he was moved from ICU today. Thanks for all the prayers, and keep them coming he has a long way to go.
daddy is doing well just in alot of pain right now. going to take a little time to heal. i want to say speacial thanks for the two nurses who were the first two on the scene for takeing good care of my dad till the peramedics got there and the fire and rescue gentlemen that were there. if not for yall being the first there no telling what would of happen . yall saved my daddys life. once again thanks for everybodys help and prayers. daddy is out of icu and in a room now. hope to get him walking soon. I LOVE YOU DADDY
Les, I hope everything goes well and i will be looking forward to seeing you openiong morning of deer season to drop the tailgate and turn the dogs loose. Everybody in the River road hunting club is praying for you.
Thanks everybody for your prayers and support. Daddy is in good spirts considering what happened. I would also like to say THANK YOU to the two nurses who stopped and helped, the fire and rescue people and the rest of the unsung heros who helped out.
Uncle Les, Aunt Connie: You will both be in our prayers. I thank the Lord that you made it through this accident. We love you, and look forward to seeing you soon.
The good Lord was certainly watching over you. Will continue to pray for you and the rest of the family. Love you- Jackie & Alan Ard
uncle Les your gonna be ok!!! mie mie, uncle scott, and huntman its gonna be ok i love all of yall!!!
Les,you are in my prayers,Connie if you or any of your family need anything please call me or Greg.
God was with you when this happened. I will have you in my prayers brother. If you want me to come back to Florida let me know. I Love you. Don’t give those nurses to much crap.
Scott, Rhonda and Family – so sorry to hear about this accident! I will be praying for a speedy recovery!