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July 19, 2010

Woman and Child Injured When Vehicle Overturns in Mims

Posted under: Automobile — Charpentier Steve @ 5:21 am

Florida Today-June 28, 2010-A woman and child were injured when the vehicle they were in overturned, ejecting them. The vehicle was southbound on US-1 near Ellis Lane when the driver attempted to change lanes. Apparently the driver over corrected, the vehicle rotated, entered a ditch and overturned. The female driver and a 4-year-old boy were ejected. The boy was taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando with minor injuries and the driver was taken to Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne in critical condition. Apparently neither occupant was wearing a seta belt.

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