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One Injured When Semi Hits Two Vehicles In Jay
August 30, 2016
One person was injured when the driver of a semi plowed into a couple of other vehicles in Jay Monday morning.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, semi truck driver Winston Terry Spencer, age 45 of Chipley, said his vision was obstructed by a glare on his windshield as he rear-ended a 2002 GMC Sierra driven by 22-year old Gerald Casey Kilpatrick of Jay.
The accident happened about 11 a.m. on Highway 4 at Commerce Street as Kilpatrick slowed for traffic. After hitting Kilpatrick’s Sierra, the semi also hit a parked Kia Sorrento and a sign belonging to Tri-City Home Medical Supply.
Spencer and Kilpatrick were not injured. Kilpatrick’s passenger, 29-year old Rachel Jackson of Jay, was transported to Jay Hospital with minor injuries.
Spencer was cited for careless driving by the FHP.
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