Pembroke Pines Crash: What We Know So Far

Four people were hurt in a three-car crash in Pembroke Pines, and three victims were taken to Memorial Regional Hospital with traumatic injuries, according to WSVN and other local reports.

Pembroke Pines Police and Fire Rescue responded to the wreck on Taft Street near Hiatus Road, and Taft Street was temporarily shut down in both directions while investigators worked the scene, according to WSVN.

Officials have not yet released victim identities or said what caused this crash. Police were still investigating, according to WSVN.

The response involved both police and fire rescue units, indicating a serious crash with multiple injured people and a need for emergency medical transport. In a separate Pembroke Pines crash, CBS12 reported two people were in critical condition after a driver lost control, spun off the road and hit a tree; investigators believed speed was a factor. CBS News Miami and NBC Miami reported another Pembroke Pines crash in which one person died and three others were injured, with police saying speed appeared to be a factor and no indication of drag racing. CBS News Miami also reported a crash involving a Pembroke Pines Fire Rescue vehicle at Pines Boulevard and Flamingo Road, with two people taken to hospitals in stable condition.

Dispatch records show no recent historical incidents at this location.

What happens next depends on police’s crash investigation and any updates from Pembroke Pines officials or local hospitals. Investigators have not yet announced whether citations, charges or a final cause determination will be released.

Day.News will continue to update this story as officials release more information.

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