Man critical after 2-car collision on Highway 92
by Megan Thornton
mthornton@cherokeetribune.com
June 27, 2012 01:05 AM | 4677 views | 1 1 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend | print
A two-car collision Monday morning sent a Marietta man to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta with severe head injuries. Lt. Jay Baker, spokesman with the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, said charges against Aaron Pieper, the injured driver, are pending.<br>Cherokee Tribune/Special
A two-car collision Monday morning sent a Marietta man to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta with severe head injuries. Lt. Jay Baker, spokesman with the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, said charges against Aaron Pieper, the injured driver, are pending.
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WOODSTOCK — A Marietta man remains in critical condition with a severe head injury after a two-car collision Monday morning.

A spokesman for the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office said charges against the 26-year-old are pending.

Lt. Jay Baker, spokesman for the sheriff’s office, said deputies were dispatched to the wreck on Highway 92 near Daventry Crossing.

Aaron Pieper of Marietta was life-flighted to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta after his Honda Accord collided with the driver of a Ford F-250.

The 22-year-old driver of the Ford, Juan Carlos Justo-Hernandez of Roswell, was not injured in the accident.

“Although the accident remains under investigation, it appears Pieper made a left turn in front of Hernandez and was struck on the passenger side of his Honda,” Baker said Tuesday.

As of Tuesday, Pieper remains in the Intensive Care Unit at Grady Hospital with a severe head injury.

The Cherokee Sheriff’s Office Traffic Enforcement Unit is investigating the accident, Baker said.

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sr71
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July 04, 2012
Are there any updates on Aaron? Is he still in critical condition?
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