Auburndale, FL (November 17, 2018) - A 76 year old man died in a two car crash on Friday, November 16th in Auburndale.
Warren Wolff was operating a 2010 Chrysler van in the northbound lanes of SR 559 when he attempted to make a left turn onto County Road 557. As Wolff turned, his vehicle collided with a 2014 Kenworth tractor trailer operated by Isidro Guadalupe Rodriguez Gutierrez. Wolff suffered catastrophic injuries and died at the scene. His passenger, Catherine Wolff, was transported to Lakleland Regional Medical Health and is in serious condition. There is no word on whether Gutierrez was hurt.
The crash continues to be investigated by authorities and there is no word at this time on whether charges will be issued.
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