Several people
were injured when a Jeep Wrangler flipped over after striking a vehicle
that Fayetteville Police say ran a stop sign Tuesday night.
According to
reports, Courtney Mathis, 17, of Sharpsburg was attempting to turn right
from Lafayette Avenue onto Lanier Avenue when he pulled his Kia Optima
into the path of the Wrangler driven by Robert Scogin, 52, of Fayetteville
on Lanier.
After the vehicles
collided, Scogin's Wrangler flipped, ending up on its roof, police said.
Mathis was
charged with failure to stop at a stop sign.
Three people,
including two passengers in Scogin's vehicle, were taken to the hospital
for treatment, according to police.
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