Larry Tomlin, 59, killed in pedestrian collision on Tara Boulevard in Jonesboro, Georgia
Tara Boulevard Pedestrian Accident Kills 59-year-old Georgia Man
As of now, police are still investigating the pedestrian accident to determine who was at fault. Police will interview witnesses, take measurements of the accident scene, and perform calculations to determine who was at fault. If the driver who hit the man is found to be at fault, then he may face charges.
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Investigator Phillip Perry said Tomlin was not walking in a crosswalk when he was struck. The incident occurred near the Clayton County Superior Court and shut down southbound boulevard traffic for hours.
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