Pembroke Pines Taft Street Crash: What We Know So Far

A three-car crash on Taft Street near Hiatus Road in Pembroke Pines left four people injured, including three who were taken to Memorial Regional Hospital with traumatic injuries, according to WSVN.

Here is what we know so far.

Police and Fire Rescue from Pembroke Pines responded to the scene, according to WSVN reporting. Officials said Taft Street was temporarily shut down in both directions while investigators worked the crash site.

No additional injuries were reported beyond the four people hurt in the collision, and available coverage did not report any fatality confirmation, suspect information or an official cause. Police were still investigating the crash at the time of the report, according to WSVN.

Dispatch records show no recent historical incidents at this location.

The response involved both police and fire rescue, which points to a serious injury crash requiring traffic control, scene safety and emergency medical transport. Three victims were transported from the scene to Memorial Regional Hospital for treatment, according to WSVN.

What's next: investigators are expected to determine the cause of the crash and release any further official findings if they become available. At this stage, authorities had not announced a final determination.

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

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