A man was pronounced dead in Marion County, Georgia, after he was ejected from a farm vehicle following a tragic collision on GA-137. The fatal crash took place on Thursday morning, April 30, and requires the legal expertise of auto accident attorneys.

Officers were deployed to a location on Georgia 137 on reports of a man left unresponsive on the roadway after his tractor was struck from behind.

A Georgia State Patrol trooper, CPL. M.A. Storey, the incident happened at about 10:03 am on the said day, and left at least one victim dead.

As reported, a pickup truck was traveling along the south traffic lanes on the state route, directly behind a farm tractor, which was also southbound on the same lane.

For reasons yet to be determined, the pickup rear-ended the single-occupant farm tractor. The impact of the collision caused the operator of the struck vehicle to be expelled from the driver’s seat onto the ground.

Medical personnel accompanying the GSP officials pronounced the tractor driver dead at the scene. His name was later disclosed as Mitchell Daryl Bell after notifying his next of kin of the fatality.

The identity and condition of the pickup operator that struck Bell were not disclosed to the public. The accident reports did not ascertain whether either of the motorists was impaired at the time of the collision.

Further details about the accident were not immediately made available.

Auto accident attorneys can assist traffic accident victims, and their families get due compensation for damages while ensuring the liable party is brought to book.

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