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2 dead after early morning Bibb County crash

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By Tim Darnell
March 1, 2021

Two people were killed in a car crash early Monday while they were on the way to a Bibb County hospital to visit a relative who’d been shot.

Police said Alexsia Taylor, 42, and her uncle, Ricardo Danielly, 39, were on their way to a hospital to check on Taylor’s sister who had been shot. According to WMGT, Bibb County deputies said Taylor was driving along Wimbish Road just before 2 a.m. when the car went off the road and hit a pole.

The impact of the crash ejected Taylor and Danielly from the vehicle.

Taylor’s sister is reported in stable condition.

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