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The scene of the four-vehicle crash. Credit: WINK News Florida Gulf Coast University athletic director Ken Kavanagh was involved in a car crash at 6:42 p.m. Tuesday on Daniels Parkway and Chamberlin Parkway in Lee County. Kavanagh and another driver emerged unharmed, and two more with only minor injuries, after a pickup truck hydroplaned, swerved over the median and collided with the front Kavanagh’s SUV. A car hit the back of his vehicle, causing it to swerve right into the path of another car. Kavanagh tweeted about his gratitude to emerge from the four-vehicle incident unscathed: For those who don’t believe in Guardian Angels, I beg to differ after pick up truck hydroplaned over median into my lap…Thanks to Fort Myers EMTs & First Responders & @LeeHealthFdn staff @ Gulf Coast Med Center…Appreciate valued thoughts & prayers…Truly Blessed 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/IXev7Jod4z — Ken Kavanagh (@KavEagle) October 8, 2020 “For those who don’t believe in Guardian Angels, I beg to differ after pick up truck hydroplaned over median into my lap…” Kavanagh wrote. “Thanks to Fort Myers EMTs & First Responders & @LeeHealthFdn staff @ Gulf Coast Med Center…Appreciate valued thoughts & prayers…Truly Blessed.”