All she knew was that she wanted to get out of the car.
Her Subaru had slid just beyond the crosswalk when she slammed on her brakes.įrom there, she felt hazy. The next thing she knew, Santamaria-Koppell was in the intersection. “I heard a long screech,” Santamaria-Koppell said. She couldn’t see Luckett’s Dodge Charger in her rearview mirror because an SUV was blocking her vision. She was waiting for the light, on her way home from work. Just before Luckett entered the scene, Santamaria-Koppell’s Subaru hatchback was facing east, positioned at the white line in front of the crosswalk. She reached speeds approaching 100 mph before slamming into a cluster of eight vehicles stopped at the light on Palm Coast Parkway, facing east across the Cypress Point/Boulder Rock intersection. According to the FHP and reports from witnesses, Luckett entered Palm Coast off Interstate 95, tore through the downtown area and made a U-turn at Pine Lakes Parkway, eluding patrol cars. Jacqueline Luckett, 34, of Jacksonville, was the perpetrator of the Feb. The truck followed her and continued to ram her bumper at every stop sign - about eight times in total. Also in New York, in 2010, a truck came out of nowhere and rear-ended her at a stop sign. She was rear-ended by a texting driver just six months ago, at a stoplight while visiting New York. It has been a bad stretch of luck for Santamaria-Koppell. After the incident, however, she might feel that a year has been added to her life. First of all, she says, she is 27, not 28.
Santamaria-Koppell was not injured, and she had her seat belt on, according to the report.īut that doesn’t tell the full story. 10 crash on Palm Coast Parkway still doesn’t know where her car is.Ĭhrista Santamaria-Koppell, 28, was the ninth vehicle listed by the Florida Highway Patrol in a media release about the crash that followed a high-speed chase at around 6 p.m.
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