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According to the incident report Officer Lamberth interviewed Butler’s ex-girlfriend at Liberty Regional Medical Center.
She told the officer she was at Frozen Paradise, located at 818 EG Miles Parkway, when she heard Butler involved in a verbal argument with two individuals on the backside of the business near Elaine Street.
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According to Hinesville Police Department Traffic Accident Investigator, Cpl. Michael Ramirez, Davis was struck by a black Hyundai driven by a 56 year old man while attempting to cross the roadway near McDowell St. shortly before 6 p.m.
Davis was transported by ambulance to Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville where according to Hinesville Police Chief, Bill Kirkendall she was later pronounced deceased.
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17-year-old Hinesville student killed in car accident
Lewis Levine
A Hinesville woman was struck and killed by a vehicle on E.G. Miles Parkway while attempting to cross the road, according to Hinesville Police Department Traffic Accident Investigator Cpl. Michael Ramirez.
The woman has been identified as Ayesha Davis who was a student at the Bradwell Institute in Hinesville, according to Liberty County Coroner Reginald Peirce.
According to Ramirez, Davis was struck by a black Hyundai driven by a 56-year-old man while attempting to cross the roadway shortly before 6 p.m.
Davis was transported by ambulance to Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville and was pronounced deceased, according to HPD Chief Bill Kirkendall.