Panama City, FL (July 10, 2018) – A deadly accident took place in Panama City that led to the death of one party. It happened around noon yesterday and took the life of a driver.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, who investigated at the incident, a deadly County Road 2321 took place that led to the death of one party. It happened when 42-year-old Shannah Neese from Panama City was driving a 2007 Toyota Avalon and lost control of her vehicle.
The Toyota flew from the roadway on the shoulder, which caused it to veer to the left. The vehicle then overturned. Neese was ejected from the vehicle. There were two other passengers in the vehicle at the time, identified as 21-year-old Brianna Bell and 26-year-old Levi Lammers. They were all taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
Neese passed away at the hospital due to her injuries. The other two passengers were left in serious condition.
The investigation is still ongoing.
In Florida, there is a reportable auto accident every 92 seconds, many of which bring serious results for various parties. Somebody will lose their life every 3 hours on Florida roads, according to statistics. Our condolences are with you if you have been seriously injured in an accident or lost a loved one too soon.
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