Gracimise Exavier of Port St. Lucie was the only fatality 2-vehicle crash.
ST. LUCIE WEST — Police have identified the six people involved Tuesday evening in a car crash on St. Lucie West Boulevard.
Eighty-year-old Gracimise Exavier, of Port St. Lucie, died. She was in the front passenger seat of a Toyota Camry, driven by Joseph Cineus, 49, of Port St. Lucie.
He was turning left from St. Lucie West onto Southwest California Boulevard when a Nissan Rogue SUV heading east and driven by Kimberly Elkert, 52, of Port St. Lucie, collided with the Camry’s passenger door, according to a news release from Port St. Lucie police.
Exavier was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Larah Gerard, who is related to Agelay and also was in the Camry, was taken to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center & Heart Institute with non life-threatening injuries, Sabol said.
Police are unsure of the exact relationships among the people in the Camry, Sabol said.
Both drivers and the passenger of the SUV — 25-year-old Tyler Boston of Port St. Lucie — were taken to local hospitals, according to the news release.
Port St. Lucie police are still investigating the crash.
