Man, 23, Dies as Car Overturns in Leesburg
LEESBURG, GA – A 23-year-old man lost control of his car while traveling on northbound Laramore Road, causing it to crash into a ditch and then overturn Saturday.
This solo collision happened around 3 a.m. in the 100th block, according to WALB. The impact caused the man, an Albany resident (who was not wearing a seatbelt), to get ejected from his vehicle.
The Lee County Coroner’s Office declared the man deceased at the scene.
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