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Logan Vendola, 21, and Juliet Kreisman, 44, seriously injured in 4-vehicle crash on Florida 100 in Jacksonville

Modified Date: 
Thu, 12/17/2015 - 8:31am
Accident Date: 
Wednesday, December 16, 2015

4-vehicle crash involves Nassau assistant chief

A four-vehicle crash caused serious injuries for at least two people Wednesday and involved Nassau County’s assistant fire rescue chief, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The Altima crossed into oncoming traffic hitting Scott Hemmingway, 45, in an unmarked Nassau County assistant fire rescue chief SUV and Juliet Kreisman’s Hyundai Accent, the FHP said. The others — including a 5-year-old with Kreisman — had minor injuries or weren’t hospitalized. Augustine suffered serious injuries, the FHP said. Vendola, 21, of Fernandina Beach and Kreisman, 44, of St.
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Type: Car Accident
Topics: 
Children/Minors Involved
People Involved: 
Ronald Wilks
Logan Vendola
Scott Hemmingway
Juliet Kreisman
Roadway: 
Florida 100
City: 
Jacksonville, FL
County: 
Duval County, FL
Area: 
Jacksonville, FL

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