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Scooter Driver Critical After Beulah Crash
June 26, 2016
The driver of a scooter was critically injured in a wreck Saturday afternoon in Beulah.
Tommy Mitchell, 50, was westbound on Nine Mile Road near Beulah Road in a 2014 Chevrolet Pickup when he turned into the path of a Yamaha Scooter driver by 51-year old Brian J. Moulyet of Pensacola, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Moulyet was airlifted by LifeFlight helicopter to Sacred Heart Hospital in critical condition. Mitchell was not injured.
Mitchell was cited for an improper left turn by the FHP.
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One Response to “Scooter Driver Critical After Beulah Crash”
Two wheelers, be careful out there. The four wheelers don’t see us. Always expect the car to pull out in front of you, stop or turn without looking etc.
Four wheelers, be careful please. Its warm and pleasant outside, perfect weather for a two wheeled ride. Watch out for us. Take a second look. Check a blind spot. Someohes life may depend on it.
Hopes and prayers for Mr. Moulyet.