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Woman Injured In Highway 4 Hit And Run Rollover Crash
January 29, 2021
A woman was injured in a rollover hit and run wreck Thursday morning on Highway 4.
The crash happened shortly before 8 a.m. on West Highway 4 just east of Canoe Creek. The woman’s Ford F150 pickup truck was reportedly clipped by a vehicle that had passed her, causing her to lose control. The other driver fled the scene.
The 29-year old woman was transported as a trauma alert by Escambia County EMS to Sacred Heart Hospital.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating. Anyone with information on the crash is asked to call *FHP (*347) from a cell phone, or Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue also responded.
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3 Responses to “Woman Injured In Highway 4 Hit And Run Rollover Crash”
Still haven’t found hit and run driver who killed the lady on Michigan avenue and Roble loma either. People do it because they know they are rarely getting caught. Escambia county needs to step up their efforts in these types of situations.
That’s an interesting idea. Speaking of hit and runs, did they ever catch the dirtbag who hit and killed that lady near St. Anne’s Catholic Church on Saufley Field Rd. back in November?
I wonder if investigators can see who’s phones were pinging nearby in that area at 8am. Some day big brother technology will help catch hit and runs.