A St. Petersburg woman, 26-year-old Ambreuna L. Brown, was killed in a wrong-way head-on crash that took her life and injured others. She was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash and was drinking as well. She died due to extensive injuries at Bayfront Health St. Petersburg.
The driver of the other vehicle involved was 18-year-old Ryan Matthews, who was taken to Bayfront in serious condition. His friends and passengers of the vehicle, a 16-year-old and 17-year-old, named Vivian Antenucci and Shelly Melendez Matos, were also taken to a children’s hospital in serious condition. His third passenger, Jacob Hutfilz, was taken to a separate hospital in serious condition.
At the time of the accident, Brown was driving along in her Hyundai and turned north onto an intersection, remaining in southbound lanes. Matthews was also driving his Toyota in southbound lanes. The Hyundai traveled north, eventually colliding with the Toyota head-on.
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