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Cantonment Man Struck And Killed As He Walked On Highway 90
December 22, 2019
A Cantonment man was struck and killed in Santa Rosa County Saturday night.
The Florida Highway Patrol reported 35-year old Casey Scott Hess was walking in a travel lane of Highway 90 near Whitsett Lane when he was struck by a 2008 Toyota 4Runner drive by 54-year old Steven Enzer of Fort Walton Beach. Hess was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Enzer and the three passengers in his vehicle were not injured.
No charges were immediately filed. FHP said it was dark and raining at the time Hess was walking in the roadway.
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One Response to “Cantonment Man Struck And Killed As He Walked On Highway 90”
There is a shoulder and plenty of low cut grass at that stretch of Hwy 90. The folks who get onto the travel lanes are plain suicidal, and that’s fine except they get into trouble those who involuntarily help them to depart.
I usually see a bicyclist or two on Chemstrand Rd. early in the morning, they have dark grey to black clothes and no lights, and they ride on the road, not on the grass. If this is not suicidal, tell me what is.
I walk a lot, when I walk alone the roads, I walk on grass, not on the road, this is just plain common sense and courtesy.