Marianna man killed in single vehicle crash

JACKSON COUNTY, Fla. ( WMBB ) – The Florida Highway Patrol responded to a fatal crash in Jackson County on Saturday morning.

According to a news release, around 11 a.m. a 46-year-old man driving a sedan from Marianna was traveling southbound on Old U.S. Road near Oakwood Drive. He entered a left-hand curve and continued straight.

The driver left the roadway to the right, traveling onto the grass shoulder and then onto a property. While continuing southbound, he struck the raised driveway of a property and went airborne, FHP officials said.

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The sedan then landed on the ground and continued southbound onto the property of 3407 Old U.S. Road and struck a large standing tree. Troopers said after impact with the tree, he continued southbound.

The front of the vehicle then hit a small standing tree causing the vehicle to rotate, and the driver to be ejected, troopers wrote.

The driver was located south of the vehicle and transported to Southeast Medical Center in Dothan, Alabama where he was pronounced deceased.

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