Saturday May 4th, 2024 2:43AM

Lilburn man faces vehicular homicide, DUI charges in crash that killed Buford woman

By B.J. Williams

Authorities say an apparent drunk driver caused a three-vehicle crash in South Hall County that killed a Buford woman Sunday night.

Hall County Sheriff's Deputy Stephen Wilbanks said the collision occurred just after 8:20 p.m at the intersection of Lanier Islands Parkway (Ga SR 347) and McEver Road. 

"The investigation revealed that 57-year-old David Treadwell of Lilburn was driving a 2006 Dodge Ram eastbound on SR 347 and turned left to proceed north on McEver Road. As he did so, he failed to yield to a 2004 Chevrolet Impala, which was being driven westbound on SR 347 by 78 year-old Herbert Kegley, of Buford," Wilbanks said.

He said Kegley and his 72-year-old wife Carol Conrad were both injured and transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center.

"Mr. Kegley was treated and released, but Ms. Conrad later died as a result of her injuries," Wilbanks said.

He said a third vehicle involved in the crash was traveling behind Kegley's vehicle; the driver of that vehicle was not injured. 

Treadwell was arrested at the scene and charged with a list of offenses:

  • Homicide by vehicle 1st degree
  • Driving under the influence of alcohol
  • Failure to yield right of way while turning left
  • Driving with suspended/canceled registration
  • No proof of insurance

Wilbanks said Treadwell remains in the Hall County Jail awaiting a first court appearance.

The Hall County Sheriff’s Office Accident Investigation Unit is handling the investigation. 

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