Jupiter, FL (November 14, 2019) - A crash involving two vehicles left two people dead on State Road A1A in Jupiter. The crash took place on Wednesday, November 13th around 3:30 p.m.
Police report that 66-year-old James Donnini was driving a black Ford Mustang on SR A1A when he suffered a heart attack and lost control of the vehicle. Donnini's vehicle went across the median and into the southbound lanes where he collided with a red Honda Civic driven by 72-year-old Laura Donald. Both Donnini and Donald were killed in the crash. The crash caused significant delays near the scene as police investigated and clear away the wreckage.
No additional details are available.
Our condolences are with the family of the deceased victims in this tragic Jupiter crash.
Serious and fatal car accidents take place every day in Florida, usually many times per day. Head-on collisions can be caused by several different factors, including impairment, distraction, drowsiness, and medical conditions. Police will continue to investigate this crash.
If you or a loved one have sustained injuries due to another driver's negligence, you could have important legal rights that need to be protected and it is important to call a Florida car accident lawyer if you find yourself in this situation.
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