Miami Beach, FL (July 18, 2019) - A two-vehicle crash on the MacArthur Causeway left one person dead and two injured. The crash took place in Miami Beach on Thursday, July 18th.
Miami Beach police responded to the crash scene. According to spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez, a Toyota Camry was stopped at a stoplight when a Ford Mustang crashed into it from behind. Three people were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment of injuries. One of the victims, a passenger in the Camry, later succumbed to their injuries. Police have not identified any of the crash victims at this time.
An investigation into the collision remains ongoing and it is unclear whether the Mustang driver will face charges.
Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family who lost their loved one in this tragic Miami Beach crash. Fatal car accidents are unfortunately somewhat common in our state. A deadly crash is reported approximately every three hours. While many people tend to think of rear-end collisions as being minor in nature, they can also be serious and even fatal under the worst of circumstances.
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