Multiple units that were originally headed to the scene of the Fight in Progress call are now attempting to intercept the pursuit to assist in stopping the suspect vehicle. The deputy that is the lead in the chase requested that a unit goes to KFC as he witnessed a victim being attacked before the suspects entered the vehicle and sped away.
The pursuit continues down Andrew Bailey Rd before turning right and going south on Fisher Rd. As the suspect vehicle continues down Fisher Rd it reaches speeds over 90 MPH while again going into oncoming lanes. Around the area of Faith Lutheran Church on Fisher, a CCSO deputy was able to intercept the chase and place “stop sticks” in the roadway ahead of the vehicle. The lead deputy pursuing the vehicle can be heard in radio traffic warning the deputy deploying the spike strips that the suspect vehicle is coming toward him.
Minutes later we hear that the suspect vehicle swerves into the ditch on the side of the road to evade the spike strips. That deputy is now behind the lead deputy in the chase as they approach East Highway 34.
The suspect vehicle takes a left, heading east toward Peachtree City on Highway 34. As the pursuit moves through the intersection, another deputy calls out on the radio to inform dispatch of a ” very bad wreck, ” immediately calling for an ambulance and for a life flight to be placed on standby. Moments later a deputy is heard informing his unit number and that he’s been in a wreck.
As the pursuit continues east at a high rate of speed, in its wake is left a 3 vehicle motor vehicle accident that would leave a CCSO unit on its roof and 2 civilian vehicles with heavy front end damage. The CCSO has confirmed that the deputy is doing ok, however, the driver of one of the other vehicles would be life-flighted from a field nearby due to their injuries.
The extensive damage can be seen in the multiple images submitted by NCST Facebook Community Members.