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One Person Injured In Molino Rollover Crash
August 20, 2020
One person was injured in a single vehicle crash in Molino Thursday morning.
The driver of a Honda Accord ran off the road, struck a culvert, traveled through a fence and overturned multiple times into an open pasture on Nicholson Drive near the Molino Chapel.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour and others, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “One Person Injured In Molino Rollover Crash”
He was speeding & went right thru the stop sign. Flew right thru the fence into my friends pasture missing the horses. Thank God
Needs to be investigated to the fullest as quickly as possible. He needs to be help 100% responsible no matter what anyone may think.
Prayers for a speedy recovery. Not going to play into the name game because if you weren’t there you have no clue what may have caused the accident. That’s why it’s called an accident and not an on purpose!!!
Looks like they may need a new muffler
Nod,
No kidding right
I put money on it that it was due to speeding. Just check our roads out here. Burn out marks everywhere. You hear them burning out at night. Hell we live on a dirt road and you have people who are pretty well known in the community disregard speed signs. Even on my dirt road. You would be surprised if I told you the people who
Speed around here and what they do for a living.
There seems to be A lot of rollovers in the northern part of the county, I wonder if it has something to do with the gravity.
This person had to have been speeding, or else missed the stop sign – especially for the vehicle to travel that far after hitting a culvert.
Hope the driver isn’t hurt bad.