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High speed chase driver 'combative'
Brooklet police Chief Max Meyer: It was a fight, not just a struggle
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Cedric Marshall McFadden
A man who caused a four-car crash Wednesday evening in the Denmark community was combative when police arrested him and admitted to having been under the influence of drugs, said Brooklet police Chief Max Meyer. Two were injured in the wreck. Cedric Marshall McFadden, 30, who claimed to be homeless but from Savannah and currently staying with a girlfriend in Statesboro, faces several traffic charges after the high-speed chase from within the Brooklet city limits to the intersection of Brooklet-Denmark Road and Highway 67, Meyer said.
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