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Wellington Man Killed In Military Trail Crash Near West Palm Beach, PBSO Says
Summary by WPB News Editorial Desk · As published by Boca Post
· September 12, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office reported the incident. Further details about the crash can be found through the Boca Post, which reported on the incident involving the Wellington man.
A fatal crash occurred on Military Trail, resulting in the death of a man from Wellington. The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office reported the incident.
The crash happened near West Palm Beach , but details of the circumstances surrounding the crash are not provided here. For more information on the incident, the source publication can be consulted.
Further details about the crash can be found through the Boca Post, which reported on the incident involving the Wellington man.
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