Rome News-Tribune

Man killed on train tracks in Coosa

- John Popham, staff writer John Popham, staff writer Rome Police Department

A man was killed Friday morning after being struck by a train.

According to Deputy Coroner Eric Johnston:

A 911 call was received at 3:59 a.m. Friday morning about a man who had been hit by a train. Conductors said the man, Jeremiah Robinson, was sitting in the tracks and the train was unable to stop in time.

There is currently an investigat­ion underway as to why Robinson was in the tracks at that time of the morning.

Florida woman charged with drug possession

A Jacksonvil­le woman was pulled over at Chateau Drive and reportedly found with several drugs.

According to Floyd County Jail reports:

Tori Christen Corrado, 23, of 8548 Turkey Oaks Drive, was found with a small amount of marijuana in her car as well as vape cartridges with 92%-95% THC oil inside.

Corrado is charged with felony possession of a schedule I drug, possession of a Schedule I drug with intent to distribute and possession of marijuana.

Police investigat­ing Garden Lakes shooting

On Saturday at about 12:41 a.m. Rome police officers responded to a call on Shoreline Drive of a 2013 blue Nissan Rogue in a ditch. On arrival officers discovered the vehicle unoccupied and located a female at a nearby residence. The female was bleeding and was the victim of a gunshot wound to the upper body. The female was identified as 25-yearold Keana Tiara Harper of Rome. Harper was taken to a local hospital where she underwent surgery. At the time of this release she was in critical but stable condition.

This is an active criminal investigat­ion and nothing further can released at this time. Anyone with informatio­n about this case is encouraged to contact Investigat­or Aaron Thacker at the Rome Police Department at 706-238-5111.

 ?? Contribute­d ?? U.S. Rep. Tom Graves (center with sunglasses and hat) ran in the 38th annual ACLI Capital Challenge road race in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh (far left in blue) finished in 22:17. This year’s ACLI Capital Challenge benefited Junior Achievemen­t and its financial literacy program. Junior Achievemen­t celebrates its 100th anniversar­y in 2019.
Contribute­d U.S. Rep. Tom Graves (center with sunglasses and hat) ran in the 38th annual ACLI Capital Challenge road race in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh (far left in blue) finished in 22:17. This year’s ACLI Capital Challenge benefited Junior Achievemen­t and its financial literacy program. Junior Achievemen­t celebrates its 100th anniversar­y in 2019.

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