Kennesaw Woman Charged In Crash That Killed Good Samaritan

MARIETTA, GA -- A Kennesaw woman has been charged in a crash that killed a Good Samaritan in Marietta, Cobb County police told Patch. A car driven by Tiara McClellan rear-ended a disabled vehicle, sending it crashing into a man who was trying to assist another motorist.

The tragic incident happened in May on Interstate 75 near Delk Road, authorities said. (SIGN UP: Get Patch's Daily Newsletter and Real Time News Alerts. Or, if you have an iPhone, download the free Patch app).

McClellan was charged over the weekend and booked into jail on multiple offenses, including speeding, a seatbelt violation, homicide by vehicle in the second degree, following too closely and driving without a licenses, according to Cobb police spokeswoman Alicia Chilton.

Mark E. Strow, 52, of Alpharetta was killed in the crash, authorities said. McClellan bonded out shortly after she was arrested, jail records show.

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Patch's Kristal Dixon contributed to this report.

Image via Cobb County Sheriff's Office