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Two Seriously Injured In Highway 29 Wreck
April 3, 2013
Two people were seriously injured in a two vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon near the Ensley Fire Station.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 34-year old Mary Edwards of Pensacola crossed from Hannah Street into the center median of Highway 29 and then pulled into the southbound lanes of Highway 29 and into the path of a 1999 Lincoln Navigator driven by 75-year old C.D. Terrell of Pensacola.
Edwards’ 2004 Nissan Murano came to rest on the southbound lanes of Highway 29 while Terrell’s Lincoln came to rest in the parking lot of Vick’s Cleaners.
Edwards received minor injuries. Her passenger, 36-year old Steven Edwards of Pensacola was seriously injured, as was Terrell. Both were transported by ambulance to Sacred Heart Hospital.
Mary Edwards was cited for violation of right of way by the FHP.
The Ensley and Brent stations of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded to the wreck.
Pictured: Two people were seriously injured in this two vehicle wreck Tuesday afternoon near the Ensley Fire Station. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Two Seriously Injured In Highway 29 Wreck”
You are right Emily and please forgive me of my rude remarks. Guess I was having a bad morning as well. I will be praying for your sister and family as well. God Bless.
We don’t need rude comments thank you… People make mistakes everyday and don’t see vehicles coming in a blind side, your not perfect either no one is so no need for bashing her!Please leave your rude comments to yourself! That’s my sister your speaking of and her and her family are suffering injuries too! We pray for the man involved also and pray he recovers real soon!
Way to go Mary! Now the others involved will have to live with possible injuries and side effects for the rest of their life.
Violation of right of way…hmm in too much of a hurry and no regard for common courtesy on the road…all of those side streets running into 29 are dicey anyway especially trying to enter a four lane major road to head the opposite way…busted up people and a busted up vehicle..a reaquaintance with traffic school should be mandatory…