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Two Injured After Hitting Tree On West Kingsfield Road
January 21, 2019
Two people were injured when their vehicle struck a tree Sunday night on West Kingsfield Road near Beulah Road about 10:30.
At least one person was seriously injured and was airlifted to an area hospital by LifeFlight.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the 10:30 p.m. crash. They have not released any additional information.
The Beulah Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Two Injured After Hitting Tree On West Kingsfield Road”
Just want to thank everyone for their prayers, my baby girl (the passenger) has made it through three surgeries. God was watching out for her and the driver. Still unsure on how this happened, but thanking the good Lord she and the driver are alive.
Please pray for those girls!! That’s my niece and her friend. I’m very worried about her as is my brother her uncle.
“That guy” has been down that road 2 or 3 times and went 30 miler per hour.
Amazing story man! Thanks for sharing
Ive only been down there 2-3 times and found myself going 30mph or so because the roads were so messed up.
Hope he will be ok
My brother was going down kingsfield an his Tires hit the side of the road where it’s falling apart an it jerked the steering wheel to the right an he ended up hitting a tree but thankfully he was ok
Not surprised. Lived off Kingsfield for over 4 years. People use the road as a race track. Sheriffs need to radar a lot more off that road. Would not doubt speed was a factor.
I hope they will be okay.
What is going on with all of the accidents involving trees?
I really do hope they are okay.
But seriously, what do we have to do to get speed bumps out on this road?! It’s not even safe for my kids to ride their bikes due to the through traffic and constant speeding from EVERY car that comes down this road.