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4 People Are Now Dead After Crash Near Selmon Expressway

Author Babs

This is such a horrific story. Reports tell that 4 people are dead after a crash near Selmon Expressway. Police say it happened Wednesday on southbound 1-75.

Multi-Vehicle Crash Killed 4 People

The crash happened on Wednesday around 3 p.m. just north of the Selmon expressway. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, there were to vehicles heading south bound on I-75. Sadly one truck collided with the other when it attempted to switch lanes. The crash caused both of the vehicles to spin out of control.

Both of the vehicles were trucks and the first ruck landed in the grass and all three passengers got ejected.  A 36-year-old man, a 34-year-old woman and a 12-year-old boy were all killed. The other passenger in the car was a 14 year old boy who was in critical condition but sadly was pronounced dead.

The passengers in the second truck were not injured. All southbound lanes of I-75 were blocked for hours on Wednesday. The roadways are now back open.
May the victims rest in peace.
It does not appear that any of the parties involved in drinking and driving. Drunk drivers are not the only people you have to watch out for on the roads, you have to keep your eye on everybody.
I feel so awful for all the victims but especially the teenagers. They had a full life ahead of them that was just taken away form them in the most awful way.
Life is short so please cherish your loved ones. You never know when it’s going to be the last time you see someone. Alo please be cautious and very careful on the roads. One wrong mistake can cost lives.
Feel free to email me with any of your comments and concerns. Be safe and enjoy the rest of the holidays with your family and friends.
4 People Are Now Dead After Crash Near Selmon Expressway

Shandra “Babs” Littleton is a member of the WiLD Squad. She’s originally from Detroit but has spent most of her “grown-up” life in Fort Myers, Florida where she graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University. Babs loves to write about everything from Tampa concerts, to WiLD murders that happened in Florida, and her favorite businesses.

5 Florida Laws That Go Into Effect January 1, 2024

Can you believe that 2024 is almost here? With that being said this article will give you “5 Florida laws that go into effect January 1st, 2024.” It’s Florida so you may think these new laws are going to be bizarre but they’re honestly not that bad.

Controversial Law That Went Into Effect In 2023

House Bill 543 went into effect on July 1st  and it has caused a lot of controversy. This bill states that a person who wishes to carry a concealed weapon or firearm can do so without obtaining and maintaining a concealed weapon or concealed firearm license.

Even though you no longer need a permit, I still recommend that everyone take the class. Taking the class has made me a responsible gun owner, I learned about gun safety and the proper protocols of when to use it. If you want to own a gun but have never used one, do yourself a favor and take the class! While there are people against this law, others think that this law going to effect is one of the best things to happen in our state.

What law do you want to get passed in Florida?

I think I already know what you’re going to say. Most of us do want recreational marijuana passed in Florida. I thought this law would be passed before the permit-less carry but I guess not. Do you think it will ever pass? I think we can expect to see it on the ballot in the 2024 elections. Feel free to email me Babs@wild941.com.

I also wish there was a law where the rent prices in Florida could be capped. It seems like rent goes up every year and our places are not being upgraded. If you’re going to keep raising the rent, at least upgrade the fridge, television, washer, etc.

Below are 5 new Florida laws that will go into effect January 1st, 2024! Be safe and Happy Holidays.

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  • Persons with Disabilities Registry

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