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Escambia Man Dies Following Motorcycle Crash
May 27, 2015
An Escambia County man involved in motorcycle crash early Monday morning has passed away.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, 39-year old Antonio Robinson died Tuesday from injures received in the crash at 3:18 a.m. Monday. Robinson was northbound on E Street near West Younge Street when he attempted to improperly pass a 2005 Saturn Vue driven by 34-year old Latisha Randall of Pensacola as she began a left turn.
Randall and her passenger were not injured. She was charged with driving as a habitual traffic offender.
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12 Responses to “Escambia Man Dies Following Motorcycle Crash”
Whoever heartbroken is I hope you go to church with what you just said
What a tragedy for this young man..only 39 years old..it wasn’t mentioned whether he was wearing a helmet or not- but, it usually does make a difference in the outcome of their injuries….(speaking as a critical care nurse who has had many motorcycle accident patients)
Sue, uninsured insurance is for medical and loss wages. Will NOT fix your car. This is to give you more coverage above your stadard policy
He was my best friend, my heart & I don’t believe for one second he improperly tried to pass her,tbh I hope she burns in hell for what she took from me
Wow! Traffic is almost non existent at 3 AM and yet this happens, very sad!
Lets focus on what happened please. A man died here. His freinds and family are in pain. Yep, he made an illegal move, and it cost him his life. Yep, the lady that hit him wasnt supposed to be driving. She has to live with that choice, and the consequences thereof, for the rest of her life.
People please, look out for motorcycles. They are everywhere!
Condolences to the freinds and family of Antonio Robinson.
HTO charges do nothing to keep people from driving. We have neighbors and family members whose licenses were revoked for HTO. They never go to court and they will never pay the court costs & fines they have accrued over the years. Those drivers are the reason I have to pay for Uninsured Motorist coverage. It’s ridiculous.
With her record, why does anyone bother to get a drivers license, vehicle tags or vehicle insurance.
According to her record, you can drive when ever and if caught just ignore the fines and court cost and get released.
And keep on driving.
Geez Louise, I just wonder why I try to do the right thing all the time.
Her crime was simply being behind the wheel. A habitual traffic offender is someone who has accumulated a set number of previous traffic convictions making the act of driving illegal for that person. So she was charged with merely driving, not necessarily for some act (such as turn signals) involved in the accident.
“She was charged with driving as a habitual traffic offender.”
So what the heck did she do wrong here?
Fail to use turn signal?
She was charged with driving as a habitual traffic offender. What does that mean? Was she driving without license? Did she turn without using her signal, causing the man’s death? If he didn’t know she was turning, it wouldn’t be improper to pass.
Was she making an improper turn? The story stated he was trying to improperly pass her, so how was she charged?