1 injury in 2-vehicle crash
A two-vehicle crash Wednesday morning at GA-127 and North Perry Parkway resulted in one person being sent to the hospital.
Georgia State Patrol Sgt. Craig Smith said the call came in at 9:54 a.m. A 2003 Honda, driven by Shemeka Downs, 35, of Macon, was traveling eastbound on GA-127, and a 2007 Hyundai, driven by Shereese Kendrick, 39, of Kathleen, was traveling westbound.
Downs was attempting to make a left turn onto North Perry Parkway, turning in the path of Kendrick, which caused the front of the Honda to strike the left side of the Hyundai.
Kendrick was transported to Houston Medical Center with complaints of a leg injury. Downs was charged with failure to yield while turning left. No other occupants were in the vehicles.
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