Flowery Branch, GA — A man accidentally fell from a roof in Flowery Branch on Friday, April 3, 2015 and sustained some very serious injuries as a result. Not many details about the accident have been released, but appears that the man was working as a roofer at a building off Turk Road that morning when he accidentally fell.
The roof was about 30 feet up and the man had to be rushed to a hospital with “severe” injuries. His name and the company he was working for weren’t released, but police said that they were going to investigate a little more and try to figure out what exactly happened.
The accident was reported at about 9:30 a.m. in the morning and it doesn’t appear that any other workers were injured.
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