Sanford, FL (March 28, 2019) - A crash on I-4 left a person dead and several others hurt on Thursday, March 28th. The crash happened just after midnight, near exit 104.
The Seminole County Fire Rescue was among the first agencies on the scene of the crash. Rescue workers said that four people were injured, including two children. All four were taken to a nearby hospital. One person later died from injuries sustained in the accident. The deceased victim was not identified.
There were at least two vehicles involved in this crash, both of which were seen flipped over on the interstate. The road was closed for over seven hours before being reopened around 8:00 a.m. Thursday. There is no word on what caused the accident.
Our thoughts and condolences go out to the victims of this serious crash on Interstate 4 and the family who must now cope with the loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, fatal car accidents are reported across our state about eight times per day. These crashes will vary in their cause but almost all of them are caused by the negligence of at least one person.
When you or a family member have been victimized by negligent motorists, you need the assistance of an experienced and capable Florida personal injury lawyer. The team at Rubenstein Law will stand up for your legal rights and will fight for the compensation you deserve following a serious crash. We are standing by to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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