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Collision at intersection claims fifth life

Police are trying to determine if one of the cars ran a traffic light in the Broward crash.

Associated Press
Published February 1, 2005


CORAL SPRINGS - A 16-year-old boy on Monday became the fifth victim to die as the result of a two-car crash at a suburban intersection early Sunday.

A car carrying five teenagers collided with one carrying two women about 3:30 a.m. Sunday, Coral Springs police said. They think speed was a factor and are trying to determine whether one of the cars ran a traffic light.

Killed in the crash were Anthony Anderson Reynolds, 18, of Margate; Dominique Winston Ferris, 17, of Margate; Marcela Juana Scotto Laos, 36, of Deerfield Beach; and Nancy Kalmer, 41, of Margate. Brandon Mychael Charles Sheffield of Coral Springs died Monday at North Broward Medical Center.

Two teens remain hospitalized, both in critical condition: Andre V. Bernard, 19, of Tamarac, at North Broward Medical Center; and Jonathane Halimmera, 16, of Fort Lauderdale, at Broward General Medical Center.

Coral Springs is 13 miles north of Fort Lauderdale.

[Last modified February 1, 2005, 00:54:18]


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