Man found dead in middle of the road, police investigating

Local police are investigating a death on a local road Tuesday morning.

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WARNER ROBINS — Local police are investigating a death on a local road Tuesday morning.

According to Warner Robins Police Department, around 5:50 a.m. on April 21, officers were dispatched to the 600 block of S. Houston Lake Road. 

Once on scene, officers found a man who had died in the center turn lane. The traffic division responded to investigate due to his location in the roadway.

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The victim has been identified as 58-year old Samuel Young Swain III of Warner Robins, according to Houston County Coroner James Williams.

Williams said Swain was pronounced on scene and the cause and manner of death are under investigation.

An autopsy is scheduled for later this week with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Lab.

Anyone with more information is encouraged to contact Sgt. Chris Fussell at (478) 302-5378 or Macon Regional Crimestoppers: 1-877-68CRIME.

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Brieanna Smith is the Managing Editor of The Houston Home Journal. Born in Denver, she spent most of her childhood in Grand Junction, Colorado. She graduated from Colorado Mesa University with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and a minor in Graphic Design. She worked as a technical director and associate producer for KREX 5 News in Grand Junction, Colorado, before moving to Georgia and starting her tenure at the Journal in 2022. She and her husband, Devon, currently reside in Warner Robins. When she is not working, Brie finds joy in painting, playing her ukulele, playing cozy video games and exploring new music.

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