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Around the Region: Train Accident Kills Elderly Man, Court Date Set for Accused Child Molester and Pot Grower Denied Bond

A look at top Patch stories from around Georgia.

 

Elderly Man Killed Trying To Beat TrainCartersville Patch

One person was killed in a train-car crash on Cass-White Road near U.S. 411 in Cartersville Wednesday morning.

Georgia State Patrol spokesman Gordy Wright said Edward Ellis Brumfield Jr., 80, of Cartersville was killed when he drove around the stop arm and was hit in the driver's door by the train.

Wright said no one else was hurt in the incident.

 

Court Date Set for Canton Man Accused of Child Molestation, RapeCanton-Sixes Patch

A hearing for a married Canton man accused of molesting his girlfriend's 10-year-old daughter has been set.

Joshua Daniels, 29, will appear before Colquitt County Magistrate Court Judge J.J. McMillan at 9 a.m. on Jan. 10. Three weeks ago Cherokee County authorities descended on the Hillcrest subdivision where Daniels lives with his wife and children, and arrested him. They were led to him after the 10-year-old Colquitt County girl told a neighbor that she had been assaulted.

Daniels was booked in the Colquitt County Jail on Dec. 15 on charges of child molestation, aggravated child molestation, rape and aggravated assault. He remains there without bond.

 

Pot Grower Denied BondDouglasville Patch

Jessie Brister, 25, was arrested on Dec. 27 by the Douglas County Sheriff's Department after a complaint about drug activity directed deputies to a residence off of Highway 78. Through an investigation, it was discovered that Brister was growing marijuana in a room in his residence.

A report from the sheriff's department, released today, indicated that Brister appeared before the local Magistrate Judge where his bond was denied based on his criminal history and the new charges.

 

 

 

About this column: A look at top stories from Patch sites across metro Atlanta and north Georgia. Related Topics: Around the Region, Gordy Wright, Train crash, and georgia state patrol

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