LAGRANGE —
Authorities have released the names of five people killed in a head-on collision that injured two others southwest of LaGrange.
Georgia State Patrol officials say both drivers died in the Friday night crash. They were identified as 28-year-old Willie L. Hooks; and 23-year-old Melanie Kay Lemmon, both of LaGrange.
The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reports (http://bit.ly/WEJwgc) that three passengers in Lemmon’s car were also killed. They were identified as 1-year-old Quamauri C. Harrison; 37-year-old Miranda L. Hurston; and Tridarius Harrison, whose age was unavailable.
The State Patrol said Hooks was driving a northbound Oldsmobile Cutlass and was passing a vehicle in a no-passing zone when his car collided with a southbound Pontiac Grand Am being driven by Lemmon.
Two more people were critically injured and airlifted to hospitals in Atlanta and Columbus.
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Patrol releases names of 5 killed in head-on crash
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