Broward, FL (August 7, 2018) – An assistant high school football coach lost his life in a serious hit-and-run crash that occurred Sunday morning at 6:18 am. The coach had been allegedly standing on the road when the accident took place.
Carlo Ulysse Jr. of North Lauderdale died when he was struck by a vehicle while standing on the paved outside lane of the highway near Commercial Boulevard exit, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. He was 27 years old.
At this time, FHP has not been able to identify the vehicle that struck him and fled the scene. They have also not discovered why Ulysse was standing in the middle of the road at the time. FHP continues to investigate the accident.
There is a reportable auto accident every 92 seconds in Florida. Almost 10,000 pedestrians were injured in crashes last year, and two lives are taken in these severe incidents every day. The truth is, many of these accidents can be prevented. We extend our condolences to you if you have been injured or lost a loved one in a pedestrian accident.
We understand that accidents like these occur on what started as a typical day and tend to be completely unexpected. You might have had to say goodbye to a loved one too soon and believe that it’s due to the negligence of another. Let us help, call us today at Rubenstein Law.
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