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MILTON, Fla. — Florida Highway Patrol says a69-year-old Crestview man died in a fatal crashinvolving six vehicles Friday afternoon in Milton.
It took place around 4:10 p.m. on I-10 east near mile marker 23.
FHP says a sedan and sport utility vehicle were driving eastbound on I-10 in the outside lane. The driver of the sport utility vehicle — a 72-year-old Milton woman — was ahead of a sedan when she began to slow down with the flow of traffic. The driver of the Sedan — a 75-year-old Milton woman — failed to slow down in time.
According to FHP, the sedan struck the back of the sport utility vehicle that had three passengers inside.
Those passengers were a 63-year-old Milton woman, a 64-year-old Crestview woman and the 69-year-old Crestview man who died from his injuries, says FHP. He was seated on the left rear passenger side.
The 63-year-old passenger and 72-year-old driver of the sport utility vehicle have minor injuries. The 64-year-old passenger has serious injuries.
The 75-year-old Sedan driver’s injuries were minor.
Other vehicles involved were not listed in the report.
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