A fatal car accident occurred in neighboring Martin County on Saturday morning. The crash happened on Allapattah Road and involved two vehicles colliding head-on. As a result of the accident, two people lost their lives.
The road was closed for a significant amount of time while troopers conducted an investigation. Further details about the incident are available from CBS12, including any updates on the investigation and road conditions.
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