Tallahassee, FL (September 18, 2018) - A crash on I-10 left six people hospitalized on Monday, September 17th. The crash took place near mile marker 204 in Tallahassee.
Florida Highway Patrol reports that Jacqueline Souter, 53, was traveling on I-10 when she suddenly lost control of her car. Souter crossed into oncoming traffic where her vehicle was struck by a van driven by 5-year-old Richard Dubose. Two passengers in Dubose's van, a 3 and 4-year-old, suffered serious injuries. At least one child is listed in critical condition. The children were not restrained properly when the crash occurred.
Dubose, along with two others in the van, suffered injuries in the collision. There is no word at this time on whether charges will be issued. This crash remains under investigation.
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