1800 block of Old Corinth Road.
What originally came in as a female hitting the wall of a garage of a house and then being witnessed walking away from the accident into a field and rolling around has turned into a person. Has been pinned between the vehicle and the house and has been located by fire personnel on scene. At last word, the driver is still running around the field and woods.
UPDATE: November 4, 1:43 PM
Being told the person who is pinned sadly did not survive their injuries, and the coroner has made it to the scene. The driver is in custody. The Georgia State Patrol is investigating the accident.
UPDATE: November 4, 1:03 PM
The driver is in custody. Awaiting confirmation of the status of the person that was pinned
UPDATE: November 4, 12:48 PM
Fire crews on scene are working to extricate the pinned individual. They are reporting heavy damage to the house from the vehicle. Law enforcement is on scene and, I believe, is trying to make contact with the driver.
AGENCIES: UNKNOWN
DISPATCHED: November 4, 12:44 PM |
CLEARED: UNKNOWN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 — NOON
TRAFFIC
\\ Accident with Injuries
48 I85 N, NEWNAN
It's just north of the 47 northbound on-ramp. A single vehicle hit the wall and is currently blocking the fast and middle lanes.
AGENCIES: UNKNOWN
DISPATCHED: November 4, 11:46 AM |
CLEARED: UNKNOWN
NEWS
\\ UPDATE - Caccamo's begin their journey back to Coweta County.
Records from the Harrison County Adult Detention Center in Mississippi show that Ryan and Catherine Caccamo were released just after 7:00 this morning, November 4th. Presumably, they were released to representatives from the Coweta County Sheriff's Department for extradition back to Coweta County, where they will be booked into the Coweta County Jail on their arrest warrants stemming from their October 18 indictment on multiple CSA charges.
The next milestone will be records indicating their booking, or confirming their booking, into the Coweta County Jail. We'll keep an eye out for those, and we'll update as soon as we can confirm.
60 Broad Street, Pollard, residential waste
Building being evacuated. Smoke seen coming from the attic.
UPDATE: November 4, 10:20 AM
Fire got on scene. No immediate source of fire identified. All but two units back in service. Doing a search of the attic area to clear all fire hazards
AGENCIES: UNKNOWN
DISPATCHED: November 4, 9:59 AM |
CLEARED: UNKNOWN
