An employee of Six Flags Over Georgia is dead after a 'car accident' on Sunday night.
An employee of Six Flags Over Georgia is dead after a "car accident" on Sunday night, according to park officials.
According to Cobb County police, a 27-year-old female employee was driving a 2004 Ford Econoline and transporting several adults and two juveniles in the rear compartment of the van. Andrea Crook, 43, of Villa Rica, was ejected from the vehicle as it made its way through a left, uphill curve. Crook sustained serious head injuries and was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital with severe, life-threatening injuries. She was later pronounced deceased at the hospital.
The park says it is providing support to those affected by the death and they will provide full support and assistance to the Cobb County police as they investigate. The Cobb County Police Department is asking anyone with information about the incident to call them at 770-499-3987. They have not announced any charges at this time. that I have read and agree
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