Incident on Six Flags Over Georgia roller coaster leaves 1 dead, several injured, police say
Reported by CBS News
One person died and several others were hurt in an incident Monday involving a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, officials said.
Authorities have not provided details about what happened or identified the deceased guest. The investigation is ongoing.
The park said its staff and local authorities responded, and that it is assisting investigators. It also said it is supporting affected guests and employees.
The coaster involved was not identified in the article. The park’s Goliath, which opened in 2006, stands 200 feet tall and reaches speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.
Key points
- One guest died and several people were injured Monday at the park.
- Authorities have not released the guest’s identity or details of the incident.
- Cobb County police and the park are cooperating with the investigation.