The original call that came into the Bibb County Sherrif’s Office on the night of March 13 was regarding a shooting in front of McDonald’s near Interstate 16 on Gray Highway.
The person who called in the shooting said that they did not see the actual shooting occur. The caller assumed that the victim had been shot because of the injuries that were showing on them.
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When the deputies got to the scene of the accident, they searched for evidence of a shooting. They never found any evidence that a shooting had occurred.
Speaking with other witnesses in the area, the deputies concluded that the driver of a Ford Crown Victoria didn’t see the man crossing the road and hit him. The accident occurred around 8:00 p.m.
The man in the road was identified as 65-year-old Robert Lamar Williams. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The report did not indicate if the driver of the Crown Victoria stayed at the scene. Given the lack of information, it can be speculated that they have not found the person responsible for the accident.
The report also did not indicate if the area in which Williams was hit was well lit or not.
The accident is currently still under investigation. There have not been any charges filed in the death of Williams. The Bibb County Sherrif’s Office is seeking information from the public regarding this accident. The number to call to report information is 478-751-7500.