US EditionGrundy woman charged in fatal hit-and-run shared posts about deadly collision | Chattanooga Times Free Press
- Haley Layman, age 25, faces charges for a fatal hit-and-run on Monday night in Palmer, Tennessee, that killed Bobby Green.
- Layman allegedly struck Green while he was riding his bike, and she reportedly admitted to drinking before the crash occurred.
- After the incident, Layman allegedly drove to another county for car repairs and shared social media posts related to the crash.
- Clara Green stated she wished Layman had made a different choice that night; Layman's bond is set at $100,000 with an arraignment scheduled.
- Authorities arrested Layman less than 24 hours after Green's death, and a joint investigation led to charges of leaving the scene and tampering with evidence.
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Tennessee driver charged with deadly hit-and-run had posted about how the victim would ‘be missed’
Layman first shared a heartfelt tribute to Bobby Green on Facebook less than 12 hours after the fatal crash, writing "Rest in peace Bobby Dan you're going to be missed so much!"
Suspect in fatal Tennessee hit-and-run shared victim's daughter's plea for answers on social media
A fatal hit-and-run suspect in Tennessee allegedly shared social media posts about the victim after the March 31 crash.Grundy County authorities charged Haley Layman, 25, with leaving the scene of an accident involving a death and tampering with evidence in connection with the fatal hit-and-run of a man named Bobby Green.Following the alleged crash and before her arrest, Layman not only shared a post about the incident from the Grundy County She…
Witness describes dragging victim to safety during 'intense' aftermath of Northwest Side hit-and-run
Within minutes, Scotty McKinney went from scrolling through his phone in bed to frantically flagging down cars in hopes of getting someone to help him move a critically injured man from the middle of the road after an SUV ran into the man early Wednesday on the Northwest Side. When no one helped — and one even drove around him — he decided to take matters into his own hands."I was like, 'Oh, f - - - it, I'll drag him myself,'" McKinney, 26, told…
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