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FHP Searching Ford Ford Explorer Involved In Hwy 29 Wreck
November 16, 2011
The Florida Highway Patrol said Wednesday that they are searching for a Ford Explorer involved in a Highway 29 wreck on Monday.
According to the FHP, 33-year old Kristy Michelle Freeman was stopped for traffic on Highway 29 northbound approaching Old Chemstrand road when she was rear-ended by SUV that fled the scene. Freeman, who was uninjured, was able to follow the vehicle for a short distance but was unable to get a tag number.
The vehicle was described as a black 1992 or 1993 two-door Ford Explorer, possibly with a “DirecTV Installer” sign on the rear. It was driven by a white male.
Anyone with information on the vehicle or the driver is asked to call the Florida Highway Patrol at (850) 484-5000 or *FHP from a mobile phone.
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3 Responses to “FHP Searching Ford Ford Explorer Involved In Hwy 29 Wreck”
A no brainer. Direct TV is required to keep a listing of those who do installation work in the area. Check with them.
Somebody knows and I hope that they will stand up and do the right thing. It’s a shame that people act so irresponsibly. Good luck Kristy.
Anybody with any info please help me and the FHP. I was the driver of the mustang that he hit. Somewhere out there somebody knows who he is…my car is being totalled by my insurance company and he needs to pay!!!!