Wrong-way crash in Broward County results in fatality, injuries
Lauderhill, Florida – In a tragic turn of events, a man lost his life during a wrong-way collision on Sunday evening in Lauderhill, according to local law enforcement authorities.
The fatal incident involved a GMC sports utility vehicle, which was headed in the wrong direction, traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of Northwest 36 Avenue. The GMC collided head-on with a Mustang, driven by a woman and carrying two children, traveling southbound near West Broward Boulevard, as per police reports.
The deceased was a passenger in the GMC, and his demise was confirmed after he was rushed to the Broward Health Medical Center. In addition to the man’s unfortunate death, the collision resulted in injuries to four individuals, including the two children traveling in the Mustang.
The children, fortunate to have survived the crash, are aged 1 and 4 years, police disclosed.
As they continue to unravel the circumstances surrounding this distressing event, detectives are calling on the public for assistance. They are appealing to anyone with pertinent information about the case to contact Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477.
