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Four injured in nighttime collision
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| ----Nighttime collision----Four were injured in a nighttime collision on Morrison Moore Parkway. (Staff photo/STEPHEN FAIRBANKS) |
STAFF REPORT
Four locals were injured in a violent head-on collision on Morrison Moore Parkway Thursday evening.
Robin Davis was driving past The Dahlonega Nugget office with her two teenage children in tow when her Chevy Monte Carlo collided with Ronald Chambers' Chevy S-10 pickup.
Traffic immediately came to a halt as emergency responders arrived on the scene and worked to free Chambers from the wreckage.
The 57-year-old suffered the worst of the injuries as he had to be flown via helicopter to Atlanta Medical Center.
He is now reportedly in stable condition and will be undergoing surgery for internal injuries, according to officials from the Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office.
Chase, 35, and her children suffered lesser injuries but were still bruised and battered in the collision.
They were rushed to Chestatee Regional Hospital.
It is currently unclear who was at fault in the accident. The Georgia State Patrol is investigating the incident.
Robin Davis was driving past The Dahlonega Nugget office with her two teenage children in tow when her Chevy Monte Carlo collided with Ronald Chambers' Chevy S-10 pickup.
Traffic immediately came to a halt as emergency responders arrived on the scene and worked to free Chambers from the wreckage.
The 57-year-old suffered the worst of the injuries as he had to be flown via helicopter to Atlanta Medical Center.
He is now reportedly in stable condition and will be undergoing surgery for internal injuries, according to officials from the Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office.
Chase, 35, and her children suffered lesser injuries but were still bruised and battered in the collision.
They were rushed to Chestatee Regional Hospital.
It is currently unclear who was at fault in the accident. The Georgia State Patrol is investigating the incident.
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