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Martin County, FL (March 27, 2019) - A rollover crash was reported on State Road 714 on Wednesday, March 27th. The crash happened near Florida's Turnpike and involved two trucks.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene, along with EMS and other rescue workers. Police say that at least one of the trucks rolled onto its side after the impact of the crash. An official from the Sheriff's Office reported that those involved in the accident sustained serious injuries. The victims have not been identified and there are no updates on the conditions of the injured victims. It is not clear how the crash occurred.
An investigation by authorities is still ongoing at this time.
A reportable accident takes place about every 92 seconds in Florida. Rollover crashes are especially dangerous and can lead to serious injuries or even death. A rollover crash occurs for many reasons, including speeding, colliding with another vehicle, or some vehicle defect, such as a tire problem, that causes the driver to lose control. In this crash, we do not have enough information to say what caused the rollover. Our thoughts are with the injured victims.
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