Sheriff's Office: Could Be "Weeks" Before Acworth Crossing Guard Returns
The Acworth crossing guard who was struck by a Woodstock man Tuesday afternoon was released from the hospital on the same day.
It could be a while before the Acworth crossing guard who was hit in front of Freedom Middle School Tuesday afternoon could return to work, according to officials with the Cherokee Sheriff's Office. Spokesman Lt. Jay Baker said it will likely be "weeks" before Jerrold Reaid, 63, of Acworth can return to duty. Reaid sustained a broken ankle when he was struck by a vehicle at approximately 3:45 p.m. Tuesday. Reaid has been a crossing guard for about six years, according to a Sheriff's Office press release. Reaid was treated for his injuries at Northside Hospital-Cherokee and was released the same day he was struck. The Sheriff's Office on Wednesday arrested Victor Baruchman, 20, of Woodstock and charged him with felony hit and run. He …
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D.B. McCoy
9:11 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
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