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Marion County, FL (October 16, 2018) - The Florida Highway Patrol has identified the victim of a fatal crash that occurred on US 27. The crash took place on Saturday, October 13th.
Officials say that David P. Champ, of Dexter, Michigan was traveling on County Road 464 in the northbound lanes. Champ came to a stop sign at an intersection. As he crossed over the intersection, his vehicle collided with a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe, driven by 41 year old Penny Heatley. The crash occurred in a T-bone style collision, causing Champ's vehicle to overturn and end up in a ditch. Champ sustained critical injuries and was later pronounced dead.
There is no other information available.
Our thoughts go out to the family of David Champ.
Automobile accidents are a common occurrence in our state. A reportable crash happens every 92 seconds in Florida. Many of these crashes will involve injury to one or more people involved. When an injury crash occurs, you may have certain legal rights. If you were hurt in the crash, an experienced personal injury attorney can help you receive compensation for your damages, including your medical bills and lost wages if you missed work. You may also be entitled to recover a sum of money for your pain and suffering caused by the crash.
At Rubenstein Law, our Florida car accident attorneys work tirelessly to help our clients get compensation when they are hurt due to someone else's negligence. We offer free consultations to all accident victims. To speak with one of our attorneys, call us at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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