CWebb@CalhounTimes.com
Sep 23, 2023
She was pronounced dead at Kennestone Hospital.
According to GSP, after Dickson struck the three motorcycles in the rear, one became embedded in the front of his truck.
He failed to stop, and drove for 6 miles with that motorcycle still embedded in the front of the truck until Fairmount Police were able to get him to stop.
The initial crash scene was approximately 1,000 feet long. Highway 411 was shut down from around 2 p.m. to 4:42 p.m.
Dickson was booked into Gordon County Jail with charges of DUI, first degree homicide by vehicle, three counts of felony hit and run, four counts of serious injury by vehicle, reckless driving, three counts of following too closely, and one count of failure to maintain lane.
He appeared in court Thursday to enter a motion for bond.
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