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Jenny Woo Involved in Car Crash

Gambling911.com Senior International Correspondent, Jenny Woo, was involved in a car accident late Wednesday night while driving on I-95 in South Florida.  Her car smashed into a median and spun out of control.  Woo suffered only minor injuries.

The accident occurred as a result of negligent exit ramp barrier placements.  Another car behind Jenny's, a Mini Cooper, also crashed in a separate accident.

Woo's plastic boobs acted as airbags since those in her car malfunctioned.  

Ms. Woo is celebrating her 29th birthday today. 

Be sure to visit Jenny Woo's FACEBOOK PAGE HERE

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