Jacksonville, FL (March 27, 2019) - Police in Jacksonville were on the scene of a crash at the intersection of Atlantic Boulevard and Hodges Boulevard on Wednesday, March 27th, which was reported around 5:00 p.m.
Authorities say that multiple vehicles were involved in the crash, which resulted in injuries to an unknown number of parties. Additionally, the conditions of the injured victims remain unknown at this time. The crash caused a temporary closure of the westbound lanes of Atlantic Boulevard, exacerbating traffic around the rush hour. The cause of the crash was not immediately released.
No further information is available at this time.
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