Pensacola, FL (October 17, 2018) - A fatal crash was reported in Pensacola on Tuesday, October 16th. According to the Pensacola Police Department, the crash occurred at the intersection of Pace Boulevard and Cervantes Street.
When officers arrived on the scene, they discovered that a motorcycle and a car were involved in the accident. The intersection was closed for several hours while police worked at the site of the crash. There is no information on how the crash took place. Police have not identified those involved in the accident at this time.
No further information is available.
Serious car accidents such as this one can change lives in seconds. At least two families will now struggle with the loss of a loved one and many more are affected because of serious injuries suffered in the accident. A reportable accident happens about every 90 seconds in Florida. A fatal accident happens about every 8 hours. Picking up the pieces after a devastating car accident is one of the hardest that a victim and their families will ever have to face.
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