A man has been indicted on various charges, including vehicular homicide, in connection to a car wreck on U.S. 78 in which his daughter, a Stephenson High School student, was killed last summer.
AJC.com reports that among the charges against Anthony Johnson are two counts of first-degree vehicular homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol.
Police say Johnson was driving eastbound on Hwy. 78 last June west in a Chrysler Pacifica with his four children when he lost control of the car. He crashed into the wood line. Corliss Johnson was killed and her younger sister was seriously hurt.
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Johnson and his two sons walked to a restaurant, where they sought help.
According to the Facebook page "Remembering Corliss Johnson," the 15-year-old attended Princeton Elementary, Stephenson Middle and Stephenson High.
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