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Two Cited After Bratt Wreck
October 17, 2011
Two people were cited after a two vehicle crash Monday afternoon on West Highway 4.
The Florida Highway Patrols says 80-year old Martez G. Dortch of Century was westbound on Highway 4 near Dortch Road when she attempted to turn into a driveway and traveled into the path of a 2002 Ford Mustang driven by Delorise A. Milam, 26, of Century.
Milam braked in an attempt to avoid hitting Dortch, but the front of the Mustang collided with the Dortch’s 2007 Ford Taurus.
Dortch and Milam received minor injuries but were not transported to the hospital. Milam’s passenger, 45-year old Kimberly G. Honeywell of Century, was transported to Jay Hospital with minor injuries.
Dortch was charged with turning left in front of approaching traffic, and Milam was cited with having no insurance.
Pictured above: One person from this Ford Mustang was injured in a two vehicle crash Monday afternoon in Bratt. Pictured below: The driver of this vehicle was not injured. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Two Cited After Bratt Wreck”
i was driving the car. my insurrance had just lapsed and i am a hard working mother of three childeren. mrs. dortch was an incredible sweetheart, and after losing a dear friend in mr. sam tichi i am so glad that she is ok. she did pull in front of me and i lost a lot in that car, and my mom and me both went to the hospital, but i am so grateful it did not end worse.
Not everyone can have there parents pay there insurance (P). There should be an age to stop driving. Insurance or not the older lady pulled infront of mrs. milam it should have been on the older ladys insurance
I am glad everyone is going to b ok.
No insurance.. Typical!
Hello Charlotte Dortch, glad MZ Martez was uninjured. Ms Milam and Honeywell too.