Man shot in head drives 20 miles in wrong direction for help
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — Authorities say a central Georgia man who was shot in the head drove nearly 20 miles in the wrong direction to a hospital for help. The Telegraph of Macon reports 36-year-old Shasta Richardson was shot in the head by another man after trying to retrieve his belongings from a Milledgeville home Wednesday night.
Instead of going to the nearby hospital in Milledgeville, he drove about 20 miles to a hospital in Eatonton.
Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Brad King believes Richardson drove to Eatonton because he had been living in that area lately. King says Richardson was taken to a Macon hospital.
King says Willis Rozier is accused of shooting Richardson and faces aggravated assault charges.
Richardson was “conscious and alert” late Wednesday.
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