A Pembroke Park car accident resulted in fatality for a man from Miami on Monday, June 22, according to the Miami Herald. According to officials, the accident occurred at Pembroke Rd. and the I-95 entrance ramp when 62-year-old Hoover Hodgson turned left at a red light to enter the southbound ramp to I-95 and slammed into the patrol car of a Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy soon after 12:30 p.m. After sustaining serious internal injuries in the crash, Hodgson was pronounced dead before 9:00 p.m. Monday evening. Sgt. Raymond Cornine was treated at a local hospital for injuries, but was released.
At Injury Law Service, we express our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of the deceased in this accident, and we hope for the fast and full recovery of Sgt. Cornine. As a wrongful death lawyer, David Benenfeld has been handling fatal accident cases for over a decade. If you have questions for an experienced and compassionate car accident and wrongful death attorney, contact us at Injury Law Service for free resources, information, and answers to questions regarding your unique situation.
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