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Five Injured In Blue Angel Crash
June 16, 2013
Five people were injured in a two vehicle crash Saturday night on Blue Angel Parkway.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 27-year old Elissa Anne Barnes was eastbound on Blue Angle Parkway just west of Mobile Highway about 11:20 p.m. in a 2008 Mitsubishi SUV. She was traveling too fast for the approaching curve and drifted into the oncoming traffic lane where she struck a 2003 Chevrolet SUV driven by 38-year old Karimah Dayo Harris of Pensacola.
Harris’ SUV overturned several times, ejected rear-seat passengers Hannah Peasant, 14, and Varian Peasant, 19. Both received minor injuries. Harris and her passenger, 39-year old Frank W. Peasant of Pensacola, were transported to Sacred Heart Hospital.
Barnes was transported to Sacred Heart in critical condition. Charges against her are pending, according to FHP.
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2 Responses to “Five Injured In Blue Angel Crash”
Really?
The curve in Blue Angle in that stretch is very mild.
Unless your running a top fuel car at around 200mph.
Hope all recover 100% quickly.
There seems to be an epidemic of wrecks this month.