Murfreesboro Man Charged with Aggravated Vehicular Homicide in Fatal Lebanon Crash

Terry Elmore, a resident of Murfreesboro, was arrested on charges connected to a tragic collision that happened on West Main Street in Lebanon on the evening of September 24. Elmore, 41, is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide in connection with the multi-vehicle collision that killed Juanita Birdsong, a resident of Lebanon as well.According to WSMV, the accident happened in front of Wilson Bank & Trust. Lebanon police found the scene and quickly called for more assistance because of how serious the collision was.

Drivers Birdsong and Elmore were identified by authorities as being seriously hurt; Birdsong was declared dead at the scene, while Elmore was treated and taken to Nashville’s Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The traffic unit of the Lebanon Police Department was called in to look into the tragic collision, according to the Wilson County Source.

Officers charged Elmore as a result of evidence that emerged during the investigation. According to the Lebanon Police Department, “due to the severity of the accident, our traffic unit was called in to investigate the crash,” WSMV was able to get. Elmore was later arrested by the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office and taken to the Wilson County Jail. A $400,000 bond was imposed for him.

The investigation into the fatal collision is still ongoing, and authorities have stated that there are “very limited” details available. As Elmore’s role and the events leading up to the catastrophe continue to be investigated, the public anticipates additional information.Although Elmore is on bond, authorities have not yet made any further details public, according to WKRN.

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