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Cantonment Man Seriously Injured In Muscogee Road Crash
April 21, 2015
A Cantonment man was airlift to the hospital following a crash with a Mack truck Tuesday morning in Cantonment.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, 58-year old Daniel Cain of Cantonment was traveling east on Muscogee Road near Beulah Road when a tire fell out of the cargo bed of an eastbound truck driven by 58-year old Clinton Powell of Pensacola. Cain’s 2006 Jeep Wrangler struck the tire and then traveled into the path of an oncoming Mack truck driven by 50-year old Kody D. Davis of Pensacola.
Cain was transported by LifeFlight to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola in serious condition.
Any charges in the crash are pending.
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5 Responses to “Cantonment Man Seriously Injured In Muscogee Road Crash”
Poor roads has nothing to do when someone is too lazy to secure their load!!! And their needs to be serious consequences for that, their needs to be accountability!!!
Is every acvident because of the road ? Because people always seem to blame the roads.
Fixed or not that road will continue to be like that due to all the 18 whrelers coming down it.
Accidents happen. Dont blame the road.
People just need to be more careful and in this case make sure there things are secure and help down.
Years ago on Hwy. 95A a HUGE tire came into our yard and was discovered standing upright against a basket ball post in our drive way. Thank God we weren’t home. If our kids had been out playing, it could have killed them. No doubt, no one claimed it. Objects that can do harm need to be tightly secured when transported. Accidents like this do not have to happen. So sad.
Where it happen the road is in good condition..I hope everyone is ok.
West end Muscogee road is one of the worst roads to travel due to poor maintenance. I could see how something could come out of a truck bed. ( should have been secured ). My kids school bus was right there at that time. Hope everyone recovers.