Seven Deaths From Fay - Many Traffic Related

Eddie Farah

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As tropic storm Fay leaves Florida she leaves seven deaths in her path. Many people lost their lives on our roads.

Two men were in their vehicle Thursday morning when a tree fell on their car in Nassau County. The passenger, Roberto Constantino, 27, of Tijuana, Mexico died from the felled maple. The driver was hospitalized.

A 44-year-old driver was killed when his truck lost control while going around a curve Thursday.

A16-year-old girl died after her vehicle collided with an SUV after spinning around on a wet road Wednesday. A 43-year-old man died in Indian River County Wednesday when his car lost control and hit a traffic light post.

And two swimmers decided to tackle the rough surf at Neptune Beach. A 21-year-old women from Indiana died while a 35-year-old man drowned Thursday in Volusia County.

The roads and the surf are the last place you want to be during a storm and Florida Gov. Charlie Crist predicted, “This is going to be a killer storm.”

Our condolences to the families of those killed during Tropical Storm Fay.