Latest Headlines
- New Convenience Store Planned For Highway 29 At Highway 97 In Molino
- Here’s What To Know In Escambia County For Election Day
- Most CSX Crossings In Escambia County To Close Sometime During The Coming Weeks
- What’s That Mystery Molino Crop With The Yellow Flowers?
- Century’s Mayor Asking Voters To Approve Charter Changes
- SEC Soccer Tournament Opens At Ashton Brosnaham (With Photo Gallery)
- Man Pleads Guilty To 2022 DUI Crash That Killed Escambia County Deputy
- Average Florida Gas Price Dips 13 Cents Per Gallon
- SEC Soccer Tournament Starts Today At Ashton Brosnaham Park
- Photos: Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show Saturday
FHP Looking For Cantonment Man That Fled Hospital After Nine Mile Crash
August 15, 2018
The Florida Highway Patrol is searching for a Cantonment man that fled from the hospital following a Nine Mile Road crash Wednesday morning.
Brandon Joseph Levy, 35, was traveling north on Old Palafox near Nine Mile Road fleeing the scene of a previous hit and run wreck in a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu when he caused another crash involving four other vehicles, according to the FHP.
Four other drivers – Charles Scott Swenson, 76, of Pensacola, Margaret Louise Voorhees, 86, of Cantonment, Amanda A. Tidwell, 82, of Cantonment, and Marcus Alan Greene, 53, of Pensacola – were not injured.
Levy was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital where he fled on foot and could not be located. He is wanted on charges of hit and run, reckless driving and resisting without violence.
Anyone that knows the whereabouts of Levy is asked to call Trooper Knowles at *FHP, email constanceknowles@flhsmv.gov or call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-TIPS or (877) 433-TIPS.
Pictured: Brandon Joseph Levy of Cantonment in a 2016 photo.
Comments
5 Responses to “FHP Looking For Cantonment Man That Fled Hospital After Nine Mile Crash”
It looks as though Sheldon Cooper got his license.
EMD – You misunderstood what he was commenting about. He wasn’t picking on the senior drivers, he was stating that what other accidents involving 4 people could you add up the ages and find a higher number.
Frank,
Thanks
Hahahahaha, you will be a senior one day if you live long enough. I hope no one ever thinks you are automatically impaired because you are a senior, Seniors are still people. The same people. Their bodies are just aged. Some are impaired. Some young people are impaired for many reasons, mainly alcohol and drugs. I hope people have more respect for seniors when you are one. Oh yes, and guess what? Seniors have feelings too. And, in this incident, it was not the seniors that caused the accident. Still not funny.
To Hahahahaha. And that young wiper-snapper caused the wreck!
I challenge you to find another multi car accident with a higher… total number of year’s lived….. amongst those involved.