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Spring Breaker Critically Injured Save Email Print
Posted: 4:18 PM Mar 26, 2008
Last Updated: 4:18 PM Mar 26, 2008

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An early morning traffic accident in the 15,200 block of Front Beach Road has a Missouri Spring Breaker in critical condition.

Beach police say Michael Joseph Maniaci of St. Louis was crossing Front Beach in front of Sharkey’s. He was struck by a car driven by 20 year old Nicole Gilbert of Panama City.

He was admitted to a local hospital. Panama City Beach Police are continuing their investigation.

Charges, if any, are pending.

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