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Driver Cited After Cottage Hill Rollover Wreck
December 12, 2012
There were no injuries reported in a single vehicle rollover accident Tuesday night in Cottage Hill.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 39-year old John M. Jensen of Cantonment was driving too fast for conditions when he lost control of his 2005 Toyota Tacoma, hit a mailbox on Highway 95A at McKenzie Road and overturned twice.
Jenson and his passenger, 22-year old Holden Wakefield Thomas Gustafson of Cantonment, were not injured. Jenson was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
The Cantonment Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded to the accident.
Pictured: There were no injuries in this single vehicle accident Tuesday night in Cottage Hill. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Driver Cited After Cottage Hill Rollover Wreck”
seems like if you own a Dodge pickup around here lately you better have good insurance. There’s been three totalled Dodge’s in a week!!
@reader…I totally agree…but that is kind of like the good ole boy system!! If you ask me!! just saying!!!
>>scene “anytime” an office is called out to a wreck in the State of Florida SOMEONE has to be cited/ or at fault. (
That’s absolute bull. There are plenty of wreck where no one gets a ticket. just look at all the wrecks involving escambia county deputies don’t get tickets.
Yes, the driver was cited by FHP but let me clear this article up for the record. According to FHP Officer who arrived at the scene “anytime” an office is called out to a wreck in the State of Florida SOMEONE has to be cited/ or at fault. (due to Florida Insurance Guidelines) Mr Jensen (whom) is actually from Texas (here on Military leave) and has NEVER been in an auto accident in his life was driving 30 mph when the accident occured. It was due to weather conditions, the truck hydroplaned while shifting from 2nd to 3rd gear. Mr Jensen did everything he could to control the vehicle but unfortunately the accident occured. Thank GOD he had his hands on both of these men! This accident could have been way worse …he could have hit someone head on or for that matter hit the power pole that was just inches away from the truck, which could have been a great fatality. So replacing a mailbox and facing a $166.00 fine from the FHP is the least of his problems. I can only say again how much I THANK GOD that each involved were ok. But just FYI if you have an accident in the State of Florida and the FHP is called you will be cited for something no matter what it might be. (could be just a plain accident with no one really to blame just bad weather) just saying!!! Insurance companies are such a rackett!