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Ponte Vedra Beach, FL (May 20, 2019) - One person is dead and another injured following a crash on Sunday, May 19th. The crash occurred on Ponte Vedra Boulevard around 12:30 a.m.
The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash scene. According to reports, a Ferrari convertible with two occupants veered out of control before crashing and rolling over. Both men inside the vehicle were ejected in the crash. The driver died from his injuries and the passenger was taken to the hospital for serious, life-threatening injuries; neither of the men have been identified. Police are looking into the crash and, at this time, considering whether speed was a factor.
No further details are available.
We wish to extend our sympathies to the families affected by this tragic crash in Ponte Vedra Beach. Fatal car accidents take place up to eight times per day in our state. Fatal crashes affect both drivers and passengers alike, thus placing anyone inside a vehicle at risk of being a victim of a driver's negligence. We will have to await additional information in order to determine the cause of this crash.
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