A crash outside his residence in Coweta County, Georgia, has claimed the life of 39-year-old Zachary Oxford of Newnan.
The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon, November 4, 2026, near his home on Old Corinth Road. According to information attributed to the Georgia State Patrol, an SUV driven by 65-year-old Donna Arnold, also of Newnan, struck Oxford in the driveway of his residence.
Investigators reportedly said the SUV had failed to stop at a stop sign before the collision. After striking Oxford, the vehicle continued from the driveway and crashed into the house.
Driver Taken Into Custody
The account provided by authorities states that Arnold left the scene on foot after the crash.
Coweta County Sheriff’s Office deputies later found her in a nearby field and took her into custody. Charges were reported as pending in the information supplied.
The allegations surrounding the collision have not been established in court. Further investigative findings will be needed to clarify the full circumstances of the incident.
Remembering Zachary Oxford
Oxford was 39 years old. His death has brought grief to those who knew him, particularly given that the fatal collision reportedly happened at his own residence.
Further information about his background, family members and personal life has not been made available in the report. Funeral or memorial arrangements were also not included.
Our condolences go to his family, friends and everyone mourning his death.
Obituary: Zachary Oxford, 39, of Newnan, Georgia, died following a vehicle collision near his home on Old Corinth Road in Coweta County on November 4, 2026.
Cause of Death: Fatal injuries after being struck by an SUV in the driveway of his residence. Further medical details were not provided.
Funeral Arrangements: No funeral or memorial arrangements have been announced in the information provided.
Disclaimer: The account of the crash and the driver’s alleged actions is based on the information supplied and remains subject to the ongoing investigation and any court proceedings.