Jacksonville, FL (October 24, 2018) - A man died following a crash in Washington County on Wednesday, October 24th.
41-year-old James Pridgen was traveling west on Highway 90 around 4:30 am. At the same time, a truck driven by Rex Jackson was traveling south on New Prospect Road approaching the intersection with Highway 90. Jackson attempted to make a left turn on Highway 90 when he collided with Pridgen's car. Pridgen died at the scene of the crash. Jackson was transported to a local hospital where he is listed in serious condition.
There is no information on whether Jackson will be charged for his role in the crash. Police have not released any further information.
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