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FHP: Pensacola Beach woman kills motorcyclists, drags him for one block before stopping

by Pensacola News Journal

Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested a 62-year-old Pensacola Beach woman June 21 after she allegedly fatally hit a motorcyclist and dragged him for nearly a block.

Ann Passman Killough was booked into Escambia County jail on one count of vehicular manslaughter after she allegedly rear ended a 28-year-old man from Frisco, Texas, on Via De Luna Drive.

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“The motorcycle was dragged for almost one block before the SUV stopped,” an FHP report said.

Paramedics pronounced the 28-year-old dead at the scene, and Killough did not report any injuries.

This article originally appeared on Pensacola News Journal: FHP: Pensacola Beach woman kills motorcyclists, drags him for one block before stopping

Reporting by Benjamin Johnson, Pensacola News Journal / Pensacola News Journal

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