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Woman Seriously Injured In Hwy 29 Crash With Molino Teen
December 22, 2013
A Brewton woman was seriously injured in a vehicle crash involving a Molino teen Saturday afternoon.
The Florida Highway Patrol said 16-year old Tyler J. Ray was eastbound on Molino Road about 4:05 p.m. when he pulled his 2006 Chevrolet Silverado away from a stop sign into the path of a Buick Lucerne that was northbound on Highway 29. The driver of the Buick, 71-year old Sarah B. Fraizer, swerved unsuccessfully to miss the pickup. Both vehicles came to rest on Molino Road following the collision.
Fraizer was transported to Baptist Hospital by ambulance in serious condition. Ray and his passengers — 15 year old Trace Oswald and 16-year old Josie Smith, both of Molino — were not injured in the crash.
Ray was cited by the FHP for no valid license, failure to provide insurance in a crash and violation of right of way at a stop intersection.
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3 Responses to “Woman Seriously Injured In Hwy 29 Crash With Molino Teen”
I just wanted to let y’all know I am praying for her and I hope everything thing will be okay and Stacy if she is anything like you then she is a very strong women!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for all the emergency responders that helped my mother after her accident. I especially would like to thank Rachel and her son for staying with my mother and keeping her calm until the ambulance could get there and for calling me so I could get there. My Mom had an Angel with her Saturday afternoon that cushioned her during the wreck and kept her safe and put special people with her to take care of her.
She is pretty banged up and sore and will be in the hospital for a few days and then probably rehab for a while. It will be a long painful recovery for her but she is a tough lady and we are just glad she is still here with us. Thanks again to all that had a hand in helping my Mother. Stacy Higdon
I hope everything is o.k with miss Sarah. I was with her after the wreck. I called her daughter for her. I have been thinking about her all night and day. Just hope your o.k with Mrs. Sarah…. Rachel