18-year-old killed in crash with pick-up on Old Kings Road
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An 18-year-old died in a crash Wednesday morning on Old Kings Road. (WJXT)
An 18-year-old woman died Wednesday morning when her Toyota Camry collided with a pick-up truck on Old Kings Road, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Police said the Camry was likely traveling at an “extremely high rate of speed when the driver lost control” at a place where the road bends slightly just south of Thomas Road, a little over 2 miles from where Old Kings Road connects to New Kings Road.
The crash was reported about 7:45 a.m. and Lt. Rich Buoye, commanding officer of JSO’s Traffic Homicide Unit, said weather conditions were not a factor.
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