Officers and paramedics arrived within minutes and determined a bicyclist had been struck by a vehicle. The bicyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. The investigation revealed that a silver 2002 Porsche was traveling westbound on Hovley Lane East just west of Corporate Way when it struck the bicyclist.

The Porsche was being driven by Thomas Karl Doczi, age 60 of Rancho Mirage. Alcohol may have been a factor in this collision. Doczi was booked into the jail in the city of Indio for vehicular manslaughter.

She has remained in the Chatham County jail without bond since shortly after her arrest on a probation warrant several days later. She is scheduled for a hearing in May to revoke her probation from an earlier, fatal DUI case.

In that case Conley spent more than 10 years in prison for the deaths of two people in a DUI-related two-vehicle crash in 2000. It was her fourth DUI case and third in five years

The man who was drunk driving when he killed a father of four was sentenced to five years in prison, the Cobb County District Attorney said Wednesday.

Kenneth Lee Chitwood, 49, of Acworth, was ordered to spend the rest of his 15-year sentence on probation for killing James Peyton Underwood on Feb. 22.

Last week, a Cobb jury found Charles Emerson Williams, 31, guilty of eight charges stemming from his actions in the early-morning hours of Feb. 11, 2014. On that morning, Mr. Williams, who was intoxicated, was driving a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado well above the speed limit and in the wrong direction on Austell Road.

The Advocate reports that Sheri McElveen has been convicted of DWI a 2nd time in Baton Rouge stemming from an arrest in 2012.

You might remember McElveen from 2002 when she was convicted of running over and killing a toddler who was being pushed in a stroller on College Drive.