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Naples, FL (March 10, 2019) - A 37-year-old man died after he was tragically struck by a trailer on Saturday, March 9th.
The Florida Highway Patrol reports that Juan Yescas Cano was a passenger in a Ford F-350 pickup truck that was towing a trailer. The truck stopped in the median of Santa Barbara Boulevard to drop off Cano and another passenger. As Cano and the other passenger stood in the median, the truck moved forward. Cano was between the rear of the truck and the trailer at the time. The trailer struck Cano and then drove over him. He suffered critical injuries and later died at an area hospital.
The driver of the truck was not immediately identified. It is unclear whether anyone else was injured. The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of Juan Yescas Cano. The heartbreak of losing a family member to a traffic crash is one of the most difficult things that any person will ever have to endure. Losing a loved one suddenly and unexpectedly can leave a void that is difficult for a family to fill as they attempt to pick up the pieces and move forward with their lives.
Fatal car accidents are reported about every three hours across our state. At Rubenstein Law, our Florida wrongful death attorneys can help you when your family has suffered a loss at the hands of a negligent driver. We will be there for you during the difficult times and will assist you with the process of obtaining compensation for the loss of your loved one.
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