Georgette Stovall, 51, dies and Tiffany Hayes, 31, charged after pedestrian collision at Bethany Church and Brannan in Gwinnett County, Georgia
Modified Date:
Sun, 04/21/2019 - 3:42pmAccident Date:
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Dog missing after Gwinnett woman hit by car
Stovall’s dog, Allie, ran away from the accident scene and may be injured, according to relatives. She was wearing a yellow collar and would possibly still be dragging a yellow leash. Blood found on the front porch of the home has led relatives to believe Allie returned home at some point.
Charges announced against driver in fatal pedestrian accident
Hayes has been charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving, failure to maintain a lane, driving on the wrong side of the roadway, no insurance and tire tread.
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Type: Pedestrian Accident
People Involved:
Georgette Stovall
Tiffany Hayes
Roadway:
Bethany Church and BrannanCounty:
Gwinnett County, GAArea:
Atlanta, GA
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