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One Injured In Molino Wreck
April 16, 2016
One person was injured in a two vehicle crash Friday night in Molino.
The accident happened about 10:45 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 29 and Molino Road. One person was transported to West Florida Hospital with minor injuries. Five other people, including at least three teens, involved in the crash refused medical treatment at the scene.
Further details have not been released by the Florida Highway Patrol as they continue their investigation.
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One Response to “One Injured In Molino Wreck”
Why is this such a dangerous spot. Can someone explain? Is it the amount of traffic from the new stores turning? Is it people not realizing the road is coming up and you need to stop? I, myself, was involved in a wreck right here, and all I can say is the driver of my truck did not see the car coming down the hill northbound as we crossed. I seen it after it was too late. We stopped, looked and never seen it and continued across Hwy 29. Is it speed? The hill that the cars are coming off of? Do they look further away maybe? Just dont understand and I’ve been involved in a wreck here!!!!!