6 people hurt on Florida carnival ride

Since 1992 Vince Bruner has devoted his practice solely to work as a Plaintiff's personal injury lawyer, dedicated to assisting people injured in accidents.

At least six people, two of whom were teenagers, suffered injuries in Apalachicola, Florida after a carnival ride malfunctioned, an article of WTXL reported on November 5.

Reports have confirmed an air ambulance was needed on November 4 to immediately bring one of the victims, who sustained serious injuries, to a hospital in Tallahassee. An investigator told reports that the other victims, who were at the Florida Seafood Festival, sustained minor injuries. A person who was also at the fair stated people were aboard a carnival ride when it malfunctioned. Rescuers used a “jaws of life” to extract some of the victims, who were pinned by the ride. Though details of the accident were not available because the festival committee and state authorities are still investigating the incident, the involved ride stopped operation.

The premises liability attorneys at the The Bruner Law Firm represent Fort Walton Beach individuals who were injured from dangerous property. If another person’s property caused you serious injury, we may be able to offer you legal assistance so you can recover your loss by pursuing damage claims against negligent property owners. Call us today at (850) 243-2222 to learn more about your options.

Written by Vincent Michael Last Updated : March 30, 2026

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