South Florida Roads Not A Good Place For Anyone Not In A Car
South Florida roads continue to be a very hazardous place for anyone not actually inside a vehicle. And I don't mean pedestrians, who at times have seemed to be a favorite target... I mean any unfortunate driver that suffers a mechanical breakdown or an accident. Last weekend three people lost their lives when they were struck by another vehicle passing by where their damaged vehicle was stopped, according to the SunSentinel.com.
Good Samaritan Losses His Life Too
On Saturday, two 22 year old young ladies, Cheresa Nave and Megan Kea, suffered a minor single car accident when they hit a tree at about 4:30 a.m. Subsequently, 24 year old Andrew Edmond, a good samaritan, stopped to offer assistance. Shortly thereafter, the three were struck by a passing vehicle. Kea was killed at the scene, while Nave and Edmond died later at Broward General.
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