A hit-and-run accident took place late last night in Gadsden County and the other driver has still not been located.
The crash happened around 10:04 p.m. near US Highway 27, according to the crash report. Two vehicles were headed westbound and coming close to CR 159 when an unknown driver attempted to pass a vehicle. The vehicle was driven by Joseph Horahan.
Horahan attempted to slow down so that he could make a left turn, which is when the other driver struck his vehicle. They then fled the scene. No information about the other driver is yet known.
Horahan received minor injuries.
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