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Escambia Deputy Runs Red Light, Hits Two Vehicles
June 5, 2012
Nine people received minor injuries in a three vehicle crash involving an Escambia County deputy Monday evening at the intersection of Cervantes and W streets.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Deputy Mark Eddins failed to stop for a red traffic signal. His marked cruiser was struck by a 2012 Dodge pickup. Eddins’ cruiser continued until it hit the front left fender of a 2001 Pontiac with six passengers.
All nine of the people involved in the accident received minor injuries and were transported to area hospitals. Total damage to all three vehicles was estimated at $25,000.
The FHP report on the accident did not indicate if Eddins was responding to a call or had the cruiser’s lights or siren activated. Charges are pending the completion of the Florida Highway Patrol’s investigation, the report states.
Comments
9 Responses to “Escambia Deputy Runs Red Light, Hits Two Vehicles”
Nothing will be done to the deputy. They are above the law. The department will say that they are going to do an internal investigation and who do you think will win in that situation? Yes the deputy will win not the innocent citizens who were injured by his reckless actions.
The county is going to pay big money for this! Between this and the new Taj Mahal that Morgan built in Warrington he is killing us!
In regards to red dogs comment. How do you know it was the same deputy? Did you get a car number? And the area where you said this happen was E and Cervantes. That the city of Pensacola jurisdiction. 90 percent of the time you will see Pensacola police in that area. Deputies rarely drive thru there. So I guarantee red dog just want to help muddy the water with his comment. Btw red dog; do u remember what time u saw it and did u call the sheriff to report it?
REGARDING:
“Charges against who??”
whom
Charges would be against those breaking the law, say a deputy running a red light for example or driving recklessly or otherwise endangering the lives of citizens and non citizens alike. Things like that.
David for dodging runaway cruisers
“Charges are pending the completion of the Florida Highway Patrol’s investigation, the report states”
Charges against who??
true, could be several deputies in the same area committing the same type crime
not likely, but could be
Its not unusual for deputies to be speeding without their lights, in the past I have been driven off the road into the median on two occasions by such behavior.
Unfortunately there are men hired that think because they represent the law they are above it……….
Get the number of the car and report it to the sherriff.
And how do you know it was the same deputy?
I rode right by this guy on cervantes at e st. He just hit his horn and keep on going through the red light there. No lights or anything. And he was riding in the median. No cause for that. He atleast should have had his lights on.