Woman Hurt in Brownsville Crash; Witness Says People Involved Fled Scene

In Brownsville, an early Saturday morning collision left a woman injured and trapped in her vehicle.

Early Morning Crash on NW 41st Street

The incident occurred at the intersection of NW 41st Street and 32nd Avenue. Images from the scene reveal that the woman’s vehicle suffered severe left-side damage, with shattered windows and doors crushed inward. Another car involved in the crash also showed significant front-end damage, and its airbags had deployed upon impact. Emergency responders, including Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR), arrived swiftly. Video footage captured rescue workers using specialized equipment to cut away the door of the woman’s car, allowing them to safely extricate her from the driver’s seat. MDFR has yet to confirm the full extent of her injuries or any details surrounding the cause of the accident.

Eyewitness Account of the Scene

Gary, an eyewitness to the crash, was among the first to call for help. “I was coming this way, and I saw exactly when it happened,” Gary shared with reporters. He described the driver as a young woman who had two male passengers in her vehicle. According to Gary, both men fled the scene shortly after the collision, leaving the driver injured and alone in the car.

Ongoing Investigation and Safety Concerns

At this time, authorities have not released additional information about what might have caused the accident. The Miami-Dade Police Department is investigating the incident to understand the circumstances that led to the collision and to determine whether any charges will be filed. Authorities encourage anyone with further information to come forward to aid the investigation.

This incident highlights the importance of following traffic safety measures, especially during early hours when visibility and reaction time may be impaired.