St. Johns County, FL (June 22, 2019) - Authorities responded to the scene of a crash with several injuries in St. Johns County on Friday, June 21st. The accident took place on State Road 312, near Tree Boulevard.
A heavily damaged white pickup and a black pickup were visible in the intersection. The white pickup came to rest on the grassy shoulder of the roadway, while the black pickup was stopped at the intersection. Rescue workers reported transporting multiple people to local hospitals for treatment. The status of the injured victims is not known at this time. No details were given on how the crash took place.
The road was closed for an extended period of time as officers investigated the crash and cleaned up the debris. There is no further information available at this time.
Our thoughts and condolences go out to those injured in this serious crash in St. Johns County. About 30 car accidents are reported every hour throughout our state. Many of these accidents involve serious and incapacitating injuries to their victims, requiring prolonged hospitalizations and complicated and expensive medical treatments.
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