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One Serious Injury When Highway 29 Driver Crashes At The Camp o’ the Pines
January 21, 2021
One person was seriously injured in a Highway 29 wreck Thursday morning.
The vehicle left the roadway and crashed into a concrete culvert before coming to rest in the entrance to the Camp o’ the Pines about 5:50 a.m.
The driver was transported to an area hospital by Escambia County EMS.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating. The Molino Station of Escambia Fire Rescue responded.
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9 Responses to “One Serious Injury When Highway 29 Driver Crashes At The Camp o’ the Pines”
Now, Escambia County EMS, Florida Highway patrol, Molino Station of Escambia Fire & Rescue send this person your bill.
Uhhhh! Not trying to stir things up but, falling asleep at the wheel is probably more dangerous than actually speeding. Someone can sure enough die when that happens! Maybe a new mattress or some pillows may be in good order!
Bless his heart. I know that had to scare him pretty bad. Praying for a full recovery.
Hey I’m going to put this to rest, he was not speed he fell asleep at the wheel heading to work this morning when we got the call so before y’all think of hoping on here thinking y’all can joke or be fun about this, y’all better think twice because he is a close friend of mine. Learn the facts before making jokes learn a lesson
Actually he fell asleep at the wheel on his way to work. He works with my husband so I got the whole story. He’s in the hospital for the night he will be fine.
In that part of the county a wildlife of some sort could have ran out in front of them. Lesson here is don”t swerve for animals no matter how much you care about them.
Gotta watch dem culverts.. will get you every time..
@speedy…I missed the part in the article where it said they were zoom zoom zooming
zoom zoom zoom!