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Just two minutes after starting her shift, longtime beach toll attendant, 63-year-old Tammie Jo Baker, was killed. Around 12:40 p.m. on June 1, a black Ford F-150 truck crashed through the tollbooth at a beach access ramp in Daytona Beach Shores taking the life of Tammie Jo, according to the Volusia Sheriff's Office. After plowing into the booth, the truck continued onto the beach and into the ocean where it ultimately got stuck. Emergency responders rushed to the scene and attempted lifesaving measures, but Baker died from her injuries. The driver, identified by investigators as 35-year-old Deanna Harrell of Ormond Beach, was taken into custody following the crash. The Sheriff's Office later announced that Harrell was being held under Florida's Baker Act as traffic homicide investigators continued to examine the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision. Officials have not yet released details about what may have caused the crash — but Sheriff Mike Chitwood notes that the truck smelled heavily of alcohol and the suspect was seen drinking beforehand. No criminal charges have been announced.
Just two minutes after starting her shift, longtime beach toll attendant, 63-year-old Tammie Jo Baker, was killed. Around 12:40 p.m. on June 1, a black Ford F-150 truck crashed through the tollbooth at a beach access ramp in Daytona Beach Shores taking the life of Tammie Jo, according to the Volusia Sheriff's Office. After plowing into the booth, the truck continued onto the beach and into the ocean where it ultimately got stuck. Emergency responders rushed to the scene and attempted lifesaving measures, but Baker died from her injuries. The driver, identified by investigators as 35-year-old Deanna Harrell of Ormond Beach, was taken into custody following the crash. The Sheriff's Office later announced that Harrell was being held under Florida's Baker Act as traffic homicide investigators continued to examine the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision. Officials have not yet released details about what may have caused the crash — but Sheriff Mike Chitwood notes that the truck smelled heavily of alcohol and the suspect was seen drinking beforehand. No criminal charges have been announced.

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