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One Critically Injured In Molino Highway 29 Crash
May 28, 2013
One person was critically injured in a two vehicle crash late Monday night on Highway 29 north of Morgan Cemetery Road in Molino.
The Florida Highway said 25-year old Clifford McFann and his passenger, 45-year old Charles Skanes, both of Molino, were on Highway 29 when they ran out of gas in their 1993 Ford Ranger while traveling up a hill. Both McFann and Skanes began to push the vehicle out of the roadway.
Emma Morrison, age 24 of Vinemont, AL, was unable to see the stalled Ranger in time and struck it with her 2007 Nissan Titan, forcing both vehicles into the median. The Ford Ranger struck McFann as he pushed the vehicle from the open driver’s door, causing his foot to become trapped in the door.
Morrison walked away uninjured, while McFann was critically injured and airlifted to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola.
The Molino and McDavid stations of Escambia Fire Rescue, Escambia County EMS and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office also responded to the accident.
Pictured: The driver of the black Nissan Titan walked away uninjured following this crash with a Ford Ranger on Highway 29 near Molino late Monday night. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “One Critically Injured In Molino Highway 29 Crash”
Toninet! Thanks for the update! God is Good! I am glad he is going to make a full recovery I have been praying for him since we pulled up on that crash that night! God Bless!
Nobody’s pointing fingers. I’m glad there were no casualties. I’m praying for all involved to have a speedy recovery; both physical and emotional.
PRAYERS TO ALL INVOLVED! Horrible tragic accident and now is NOT the time to fault one another, but come together as a community and support all families involved. There are parts of Highway 29 that are extremely dark and not lite up like other parts closer to Cantonment. Either way, I am not here to judge neither party. I pray that each family finds comfort during these circumstances and may God provide healing to all involved.
Nigthmares are dreams this is real life,don’t think 4 one second u can’t be in the same situation because we all believe we know our cars and how far we can go so just hope you are never alone and your car breaks down are give outta gas cuz it happens.note to self.by the way he is doing fine and will make a full recovery. All to the grace of god.my prayers have been going out to my nephew and brother and the young lady.stay prayed up because things happen….
The disabled truck must have blocked both traffic lanes. From the looks of the other driver’s vehicle she did not sideswipe the truck or the young man who was outside trying to steer the truck from the open front door – she plowed right into the middle of the vehicle. I do hope the injured young man will be alright – what a nightmare.
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Note to self.. If vehicle runs out of gas, get it off the road while it’s still rolling..
1st on scene! Horrible crash! Prayers go out to all involved!