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Escambia Man Charged With Vehicular Homicide For High Speed 2023 Fatal I-110 Crash
May 3, 2024
An Escambia County man has been charged with vehicular homicide in connection with a 2023 crash on I-110 in Pensacola.
On October 7, 2023, about 2:35 a.m. , a crash involving a 2020 Dodge Charger occurred on I-110 involving A Dodge Charger driven by Jewayne Mykel Floyd killed one of two occupants. The vehicle was traveling north on I-110 when the Floyd lost control south of Airport Boulevard.
The right rear passenger, a 33-year old man from Lewisville, Texas, was pronounced deceased at the scene, and a second passenger was injured. Floyd and the surviving passenger were transported to an area hospital.
Florida Highway Patrol traffic homicide investigators determined the Dodge Charger was traveling between 131 and 146 miles per hour at he time of the crash, causing the vehicle to overturn multiple times into a shallow ditch.
Floyd surrendered Wednesday at the Escambia County Jail and is being held without bond.
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7 Responses to “Escambia Man Charged With Vehicular Homicide For High Speed 2023 Fatal I-110 Crash”
We’ve all made bad decisions when we were young and guess what; we still do! No, I don’t agree with how fast he was driving but hindsight is 50/50. What him and their families need the most is PRAYER. Think about it this way; God may use him to help thousands of young people make good decisions in the future. And who knows, one of them could be any of ours.
Throw the book a him. Theres so many speeders all around us now its ridiulous. An example needs to be made.
Very very sad. I wish all these unsafe, horrible, fast, disrespectful drivers that have somehow moved into this area had the sense to learn from a tragedy like this but stupid is as stupid does. Maybe law enforcement will crack down on these idiot drivers now.
“…between 131 and 146 miles per hour…”
When I was young, there was one time I got the car up to 90 mph…
Never again!!!
If speed really counted, Rabbits would rule the world.
That was no mistake. It was an on purpose, otherwise known as a choice.
That hurts. Not sure what his history was, but that mistake really cost him. Kids, remember it isn’t a game out there. Be careful!