90 miles an hour was how fast the cop was going in the 55 zone when he drove into the teens car. Now 2 girls, Kylie Lindsey and Isabella Chinchilla, 17 and 16 years old, are dead. Georgia State Trooper Capt calls this merely the 3rd case of “misjudged clearance” by the cop

Trooper Anthony J. Scott had been with Georgia State Patrol since 2011, new information has come to light suggests he was a repeat offender. He had been responsible for two crashes prior to the tragic accident on Saturday.

http://filmingcops.com/these-two-teen-girls-were-just-killed-by-a-cop-who-was-speeding-90mph-in-a-55-zone/

Trooper Anthony J. Scott was driving 90 mph and wasn't responding to a work call Saturday when he plowed into the back of a Nissan Sentra carrying the girls and two of their male friends, authorities said.

Police said the girls were riding in the backseat of the sedan as it cruised about 65 mph on the 55 mph highway in Carroll County. They pulled onto Highway 27 at Bowden Junction, just south of Interstate 20, in front of the state trooper, who crashed into the back of the sedan. Lindsey, who did not have her seatbelt on, was thrown from the car.

It's his third car crash involving "misjudged clearance," Georgia State Patrol spokesman Capt. Mark Perry told WSB-TV.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ga-trooper-fired-speeding-crash-killed-2-teens-article-1.2384051

Authorities say the State Patrol Dodge Charger and a Nissan Sentra carrying the teenagers collided around 11:30 p.m. Saturday in Carroll County.

Preliminary findings show the Nissan turned into the path of the patrol car.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/kylie-hope-lindsey-isabella-alise-chinchilla-teen-girls-killed-in-crash-involving-state-trooper/

The incident happened around 11:35 p.m. on Saturday, according to a state patrol report. The trooper's vehicle and the Nissan Sentra occupied by four teens collided on Holly Springs Drive in Carroll County.

According to investigators, the girls were in the backseat of Nissan with two teen boys in the front. It was traveling south on the Highway 27 and attempting to turn onto Holly Springs Drive, when it was hit by a patrol car driven by Trooper A.J. Scott., traveling northbound.