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Motorcycle Crash On Pensacola Beach Kills Driver, Critically Injures Passenger
April 6, 2023
One person from Escambia County was killed and another was airlifted to the hospital following in motorcycle crash Wednesday evening on Pensacola Beach.
The 23-year old male driver lost control of his motorcycle in a curve and struck a curb on Fort Pickens Road near the Margaritaville Beach Hotel about 6:11 p.m. The Florida Highway Patrol said he was pronounced deceased at the scene. His 21-year old female passenger from Pensacola was flown to the hospital in critical condition.
FHP is continuing their investigation.
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I don’t know if there will be anymore information released regarding this crash but for anyone reading comments here, I wanted to mention that the young man killed leaves behind a fiancee and 2 baby girls (the youngest born just 2 days after this crash) Please keep this young mother, her 2 babies, and ALL of the rest of this young man’s family in your thoughts and prayers as he will be sorely missed by all of them. Thank you.
They are my neighbor, and I feel so bad for them. So young with their whole life ahead of them. It’s sad
My condolences to this family.
So sad. Beach sand and gravel do not mix well for a motorcycle even at regular speeds. Prayers to all involved!