Fiery frontal accident against US 27 claims two lives

A Sebring woman who drove to the south from US 27 to the north was the obvious cause of a frontal accident on Thursday evening, which demanded her life and that of a second driver.

According to Polk County Sheriff's Traffic Murder investigator, a witness to the crash confirmed that a black 2021 Toyota Corolla drove north to the left southern lane of the USA at 27 a.m. A separate call to the emergency 911 system reported that a false driver had traveled north with a false path at high speed.

The Corolla met frontally with a red Nissan Altima, who drove about ¼ miles north of the intersection with the Bay Street in the neighborhood of Sun Ray in the neighborhood of Sun Ray with a non -legally resident, south. The crash is the latest in a number of fatal accidents that occurred in the immediate vicinity.

The terrible effects made both vehicles shoot. According to investigators, the Toyota caught fire immediately. There was a final break towards the north in the left turn towards the south and the 41-year-old Sebring woman who was driven was killed.

The Nissan turned 90 degrees clockwise and came to a final break on the outer lane to the west. The driver of the Altima, a 32-year-old Kissimmee man, became out of his car and also died at the scene. It was unclear whether he had worn a seat belt.

According to the investigators, there was a passenger in the Nissan. This 31-year-old Kissimmee resident “, from which she is believed to be either his spouse or girlfriend (they live in the same speech), suffered critical injuries and had to be freed from the car and was flown to a local hospital as a trauma alarm.” It remains in a critical but stable state.

The US 27 was closed for several hours overnight when the accident investigation took place and the vehicles were removed from the scene.