Bay County, FL — There was a wreck along Tyndall Parkway this past Sunday (June 21, 2015) that left a man from Callaway with injuries that were categorized as “critical.” Nathaniel Shanks, 25, was badly injured after his car was hit by a red-light runner.
The specific location of the accident was at Tyndall Parkway and Sabre Drive, the police said. Benjamin Teneyck was driving his car along Sabre Drive when he allegedly ran the red light at Tyndall Parkway, crashing into Shanks’ car in the process.
The impact was severe and paramedics were called to take Shanks to a hospital. As of last Sunday, he was in critical condition. It’s not clear if Benjamin Teneyck was hurt in the accident at all or if he’ll face charges for running the red light.
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Map of the Accident
View from the Road
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