Wrong-way Driver Causes Fatal Accident on Interstate 20

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Wrong-way Driver Causes Fatal Accident on Interstate 20 | Atlanta Accident Attorney

Date: March 13, 2010
Location: Interstate 20 near Six Flags Drive
Event: Fatal Auto Accident | Atlanta Accident Attorney
Title: Wrong-way Driver Causes Fatal Accident on Interstate 20

On Saturday, March 13, 2010, a fatal accident occurred on Interstate 20 near Six Flags drive as a result of a wrong-way driver. According to the Cobb County Police Department, Bruce Joseph Quayle, 71 years of age, resident of Villa Rica, Georgia, was traveling eastbound on Interstate 20 in the westbound lanes when he struck Lance Cpl. Gregory M. Suedmeyer, 21 years of age, U.S. Marine head-on. Mr. Suedmeyer’s wife was also in the vehicle, Katelyn Suedmeyer, 19 years of age, was airlifted to Atlanta Medical Center and remains in critical but stable condition.

Mr. Lance Cpl. Gregory M. Suedmeyer was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital and passed away from the injuries sustained in the accident. Mr. Bruce Joseph Quayle remains in stable condition at Grady Memorial Hospital.

The Cobb County Police Department is still investigating this fatal car accident. The Douglas County 911 reported receiving many phone calls about a wrong-way driver on Interstate 20 at the time of this accident. The Cobb County Police Department expects to file charges against Mr. Quayle.