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Home » Child hit by cab escapes serious injury
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Child hit by cab escapes serious injury

By DougAugust 24, 2012No Comments1 Min Read2 Views
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A toddler escaped serious injury when a van taxi backed over her in the driveway of her parents’ residence off Mud Lake Rd. the morning of August 20.

The injuries to 2-year-old Madison Bennett were described as minor abrasions from when she was struck by the rear of a 2004 Chevrolet van driven by David Sanders, 33, of Jacksonville.

The taxi had just returned with the baby and her parents to Sunshine Lane near CR 130 from a methadone drug treatment center in Jacksonville when the accident occurred about 10:30.

Trooper Justin Smatt of the Florida Highway Patrol said the baby was dragged underneath the cab and Mr. Sanders “stopped immediately” when he realized she was under the vehicle.

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She was taken to Fraser Hospital for observation.

Mr. Sanders was not charged.

Cabs from the Jacksonville area are a familiar sight on Baker County roads transporting defendants in drug-related cases to court-ordered treatment.

Methadone is commonly used to prevent withdrawal symptoms in patients addicted to opiate drugs.

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