• May 03, 2023

Bobbie York, Jason York Killed, Rebecca Thomason Injured in Alleged DUI Trucker Accident in Demorest, GA

Demorest, GA — May 2, 2023, Bobbie York and Jason York were killed and Rebecca Thomason was injured due to an alleged DUI truck accident on Highway 115.

Investigators said that the crash took place at around 2:00 p.m. in the area of Highway 115 and Fairview School Road.

Bobbie York, Jason York Killed, Rebecca Thomason Injured in Alleged DUI Trucker Accident in Demorest, GA

Initial details about the crash indicate that 82-year-old Bobbie York and 37-year-old Jason York were in a Ford Fusion which came to a stop along southbound lanes of the highway due to construction. While they waited, authorities reported that a dump truck "following too closely" rear-ended the Yorks' vehicle. This caused the Ford to then crash into a Chevy Silverado and a Nissan Murano, as well.

Due to the crash, both Bobbie York and Jason York sustained fatal injuries. 41-year-old Rebecca Thomason was identified as the driver of the Nissan, and details suggest Thomason was taken to a hospital. At last reporting, Thomason was said to be in stable condition. No other injuries were confirmed.

Right now, authorities allege that the driver of the dump truck was driving under the influence. Charges are pending for both DUI and vehicular homicide. Additional details are pending further investigations.

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