Atlanta man indicted for crash on I-16 that killed then-Senator Kelly Loeffler campaign staffer
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POOLER, Ga. (WTOC) - An Atlanta man has been indicted in connection to a deadly crash that killed Harrison Deal, a campaign staffer for then-Senator Kelly Loeffler.
Mario Dermaine Clark, 44, is charged with second degree homicide by vehicle after a grand jury issued an indictment on April 15, according to court records on file with the County Superior Court Clerk.
Deal, who was from Bulloch County, was killed in a crash on Interstate 16 in December 2020.
Loeffler was scheduled to make an appearance at a campaign rally in Savannah with Vice President Mike Pence and then-Senator David Perdue.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp tweeted a statement and photo in December about Deal. Gov. Kemp called Deal, the “Kemp son and brother we never had.”
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