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Cobb Mother Furnished Alcohol To Step-Son Causing Fatality

By Conaway and Strickler

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The website 11alive.com reported in a story on January 31, 2009 that police will be charging Kecia Whitfield with reckless conduct and furnishing alcohol to a minor. Garrett Reed was among those consuming the alcohol that, in the end, was a direct cause for the car accident that killed him. Authorities concluded after their investigation that Whitfield bought alcohol for her stepson along with several others including minor Garrett Reed. Authorities claim Reed consumed the alcohol and got behind the wheel of a car when he hit another vehicle at high speeds. Reed crashed into Richard Reyes, 25, killing Reed and sending Reyes to the hospital with leg injuries. Police believe high speeds along with alcohol were the cause of the fatal accident...continue to full post

Full post as published by Georgia Criminal Defense Blog on February 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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