A Six Flags worker died after falling from a moving van and hitting her head on the pavement while working at the Georgia park’s Fright Fest on Sunday, according to officials and reports.
The employee, married and mother of three children to Andrea Crook, was a passenger in the Ford Econoline van that was traveling on an employee-only road at the Six Flags Over Georgia park when she was suddenly “ejected” from the back of the vehicle she was transporting. to five adults. and two minors at work, police said, according to WAGA.
“It’s a cargo van, so there are no seats back there. At some point, while performing a maneuver in the park, one of the passengers was ejected from the van and suffered a serious and serious head injury,” said Cobb County Sheriff’s Sgt. Wayne Delk told the station.
The 43-year-old woman fell from the rear doors of the truck while negotiating an uphill curve and was rushed to a local hospital where she died.
A Six Flags worker died after falling from a moving van and hitting her head on the pavement while working at the Georgia park’s Fright Fest on Sunday. Fox 5 Atlanta The 43-year-old woman fell from the rear doors of the truck while she was driving. she curved uphill and she was quickly rushed to a local hospital where she died. Fox 5 Atlanta
A Six Flags worker anonymously told WAGA that actors working at Fright Fest “are always transported in vans because they don’t want actors in makeup going through different parts of the park, so they go backstage.”
Six Flags Over Georgia President Dave Zellner said staff were “heartbroken” by Crook’s death.
“Our hearts and thoughts go out to the employee’s family, as well as those affected by this tragic car accident,” he said in a statement, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
A Six Flags worker anonymously told WAGA that actors working at Fright Fest “are always transported in vans because they don’t want actors in makeup running around different parts of the park, so they go backstage.”
No charges have been filed against the driver, although authorities are still investigating.
“Investigators are looking at several different factors to determine what charges would be appropriate, but yes, there is definitely a possibility that charges could be filed,” Delk, the Cobb County sergeant, said, according to WAGA.
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