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A pregnant Pensacola woman lost her baby after being T-boned by a truck at the Ninth Avenue and Bayou Boulevard intersection March 18. Pensacola police are searching for the truck that ran the red light.
A pregnant Pensacola woman lost her baby after being T-boned by a truck at the Ninth Avenue and Bayou Boulevard intersection March 18. Pensacola police are searching for the truck that ran the red light.
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Pregnant Pensacola woman loses baby in crash when driver ran red light

by Pensacola News Journal

A Pensacola woman’s baby died in utero Wednesday after a driver ran a red light and T-boned the woman’s vehicle, Pensacola police announced Thursday.

According to a PPD release March 19, officers conducted a traffic crash investigation at the intersection of North Ninth Avenue and Bayou Boulevard after a driver traveling southbound on Ninth Avenue ran a red light and hit the woman March 18.

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“The female, who was pregnant, was transported to the hospital,” the release said. “Her baby did not survive.”

The PPD is asking for anyone who may have seen a Chevrolet Truck speeding or driving recklessly near Ninth Avenue around 7 a.m. March 18 to contact the PPD at 850-435-1946 or call Crime Stoppers at 850-433-STOP.

Charges are pending against the driver, per the PPD.

Further information was not released.

This article originally appeared on Pensacola News Journal: Pregnant Pensacola woman loses baby in crash when driver ran red light

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

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

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