Two injured, one dead after collision on North Avenue in Rome, Georgia

ROME, GA - A news story on northwestgeorgianews.com reports that the Rome Police are currently investigating an accident that tragically injured two people.  One person was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident.

According to the Rome Police accident report, a 2006 Volkswagen Jetta was heading westbound along North Avenue when the Volkswagen Jetta crashed with an eastbound Ford Explorer.  A passenger in the Volkswagen Jetta, a 37-year-old man, was taken to Floyd Medical Center for treatment of life-threatening injuries.  However, the man tragically passed away at 11:35 in the morning.  The man's blunt force trauma was listed as the cause of death.

Both drivers involved in the head-on collision were taken to Floyd Medical Center for treatment of accident-related injuries.  There were no citations issued at this time.  The motor vehicle accident is currently under investigation by law enforcement.  No names were revealed in the accident.  

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Source:

https://www.northwestgeorgianews.com/rome/news/local/two-injured-one-dead-after-collision-on-north-avenue/article_f1f67fba-7d2c-11eb-adc0-97e759a19ad2.html