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Volusia County, FL (February 16, 2019) - Two people, including a baby, are dead following a crash that took place on Interstate 4 on Friday, February 15th. The crash took place around 10:00 pm in the eastbound lanes of the highway.
Officers say that two vehicles were involved in the collision. At this time not details are available on how the crash took place. Both a woman and a baby were ejected from one of the vehicles and died as a result of their injuries. Two men one from each vehicle, were transported to a hospital for treatment. There is no update on their condition at this time. Police have not identified the deceased victims.
The eastbound lanes of I-4 remained while officers investigated. No additional information is currently available.
We wish to extend our deepest condolences to the family members who lost loved ones in this horrific Volusia County crash. There is nothing more heartbreaking than dealing with the loss of a loved one in the aftermath of a Florida car accident. Family members are forced to move forward and adjust to life without their loved one being around. Things that seemed routine prior to the crash may now seem difficult or impossible.
At Rubenstein Law, we understand what you are going through. Our Florida wrongful death attorneys have represented families all across the state who are dealing with the sudden loss of a family member. We are standing by 24 hours a day 7 days a week to assist you.
For your free consultation, please contact us at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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