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Man wrecks avoiding deer

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By Cade Fowler - bio | email

Worth County, GA (WALB) - A man was taken to the hospital Monday morning after his SUV rolled over when he swerved to miss a deer.

23-year-old Cornelius Thomas was driving north on Highway 112 in Worth County around 5:30AM when a deer walked into the road.

Troopers say he swerved, ran off the highway, over-corrected,  and rolled his Ford Explorer onto its side.

Thomas' injuries are not life threatening. Worth County Sheriff's officials say they average about 15 deer related accidents a month.

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