LaCrosse, FL — There was a serious accident between a car and a semi-truck this past Thursday (March 26, 2015) in the LaCrosse area that left a 21-year old woman from Lake Butler with serious injuries. The accident happened at Highway 121 and Northwest 258th Avenue.
According to the FHP reports, the Lake Butler woman was driving a Hyundai Sonata along Highway 121, going south, when she came upon a flatbed semi-truck driven by 50-year old Kelly Warner.
Warner was slowing down to make a right turn onto 258th Avenue, she told the FHP, when she was hit from behind by the Lake Butler woman’s Hyundai.
The accident left the 21-year old woman with critical injuries, though Kelly Warner wasn’t harmed. Police said that more investigation might be necessary, but they don’t believe any charges will be filed.
Map of the Accident
View from the Road
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