Utility workers from NC hit by truck, killed while working Florida hurricane cleanup

Florida 's Chipley - Florida Highway patrol said his pickup truck attacked three utility workers on Wednesday night as they repaired the route damaged by Hurricane Michael on Florida strip. The allegation includes the drunk driving murder.

George Cesil, 52-year-old in Colerain, New Jersey, 22-year-old Ryan Barrett in Chipley, Florida, James Ussery in Chipley, Florida, all three workers died in a car accident.

The accident occurred in State Road 77, north of Panama City, near Chipley. A 37 - year - old pickup truck from John Goldeck in the Tampa district faced the shoulder of the road towards the north and struck laborers and sergeant. Reinforced concrete Livingston wrote in the incident report

After that Goedtke ran away from the scene, but was later detained by the Washington County Sheriff's office and was detained. He was later arrested by a soldier

Ussery was working at West Florida Electric. Both Cesil and Barrett work at Lee Electric Construction Inc

Since 2012, Cesil is a company employee, and is the president who is responsible for five crew members.

Goedtke, who was slightly injured in the crash accident, was accused of drunk driving, felony killing, leaving the scene. Forced personnel said that there are other pending claims

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