Gadsden County, FL (August 22, 2018) - A crash occurred Tuesday morning on Interstate 10 in Gadsden County. The collision took place in the westbound lanes at mile marker 179 near Quincy. Police were called to the scene and arrived around 10:00 am. Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
FHP shut down the roadway and traffic was backed up near the accident site by 10:30 am. Traffic was delayed for several miles and reported to be at a standstill as motorists attempted to make their way around the crash. Unfortunately, at least one person was hurt in the crash. At this time, there is no word on the number of injuries or vehicles involved. There is also no information on how the crash occurred.
Troopers are still investigating this incident. Further information will be provided as it becomes available.
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