Two Georgia teenage girls are tragically killed after their car is struck by a state patrol cruiser
- Kylie Lindsey, 17, and Isabella Chinchilla, 16, died Saturday night after the car they were riding was struck by a Georgia State Patrol cruiser
- Authorities say the girls were in the back seat of a 2005 Nissan Sentra when the car turned in front of Trooper Anthony J. Scott's vehicle
- Scott's 2014 Dodge Charger patrol car hit the Nissan, killing both girls
- Two male teenage passengers in front seats of car were injured as well as Scott
- Authorities say the accident is still under investigation and no charges have been filed
Two beautiful teenage girls were tragically killed when a Georgia State Patrol cruiser crashed into the vehicle the girls were riding in Saturday night.
The deaths of 17-year-old Kylie Lindsey and 16-year-old Isabella Chinchilla shocked the campus at South Paulding High School in Douglasville as the students returned to classes following their fall break.
Police say that the girls were riding in the backseat of a 2005 Nissan Sentra as their two male friends, 18-year-old Dillon Lewis Wall and 17-year-old Benjamin Alan Finken, rode in the front seats of the car around 11.30pm in Carroll County.
The trooper, identified as Anthony J. Scott, was driving north on U.S. 27 in a 2014 Dodge Charger patrol car when the Nissan turned in front of him, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
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Tragic: Isabella Chinchilla (left) and Kylie Lindsey (right) were tragically killed in a car accident on Saturday night after a police cruiser crashed into the car they were riding in
Heartbreaking: Police say that Chincilla (left) and Lindsey (right) were riding in the backseat of a 2005 Nissan Sentra with two male friends who were in the front seats when the trooper's car hit them
Shocked: Their deaths shocked their fellow classmates and friends at South Paulding High School in Douglasville. The photo above is a public memorial that was established for them at the crash site
Scott's vehicle struck the right side of the Nissan as it attempted to turn onto Holly Springs Road and both cars were forced off the road due to the impact, authorities say.
Authorities say that Scott was on patrol, but was not answering a call or running the car's emergency lights when he crashed into the back of the Nissan.
Lindsey was not wearing her seat belt and was thrown from the car.
The two teenage boys in the front seats survived the crash and were treated at Grady Memorial Hospital.
Authorities say that Lindsey was not wearing her seat belt and was thrown from the car
A preliminary report suggested that the Nissan failed to yield to the patrol car, but the crash is still under investigation. Authorities say the crash that killed Lindsey (left) and Chinchilla (right) is still under investigation
Scott sustained minor injuries and was released from Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton, the AJC reported.
A preliminary report suggested that the Nissan failed to yield to the patrol car, but the crash is still under investigation.
No charges have been filed and there's no evidence that alcohol played a factor.
A memorial for the two teen girls has been set up at the crash site.
The crash happened that killed Chinchilla (left) and Lindsey (right) happened on Saturday night in Carroll County, Georgia
'It's really hard. And she was a really sweet, beautiful, very intelligent girl,' friend Chase Leonhardi said of Lindsey to WSB-TV.
He added: 'Everyone knew Kylie, everyone loved Kylie. It's going to be really hard for everybody. It's definitely a really big loss.'
Grief counselors were present at the high school throughout Monday to help students deal with the tragic loss of the girls.
On Monday a prayer service was held for the well-liked girls by their friends before classes started at the high school.
'It's going to help, but it's not. It's not ever going to be the same in our school anymore,' Adrien Flournoy told WSB-TV.
One girl said 'it's not ever going to be the same in our school anymore' without Lindsey (left) and Chinchilla (right)
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