Canadian charged with vehicular homicide and hit-and-run after crash in the U.S.

MARIETTA, Ga. – A Canadian citizen has been charged with vehicular homicide and hit-and-run following a deadly crash outside Atlanta.

Police in Georgia say they’ve found an RV they believe was involved in the crash on Interstate 75.

They say the RV struck a Toyota Camry on Saturday and didn’t stop. A 40-year-old man from Winter Garden, Fla., was killed in the crash.

Police say they received a tip the RV was in Florida, and officers located it with help from police in Cape Coral, Fla.

Investigators say their suspect is a 52-year-old Canadian citizen who owns property in Cape Coral.

Police say the suspect’s lawyer told them his client plans to turn himself in at the Cobb County Jail sometime Tuesday.

Police spokesman David Baldwin says though investigators have been in touch with the suspect’s attorney, “no confirmation as to his whereabouts or his intentions can be made at this time.”

Investigators have also spoken by telephone with the suspect and made him aware of the charges, police said, adding they’ve encouraged him to turn himself in, but where unsure of his whereabouts.

The RV struck a Toyota Camry on Interstate 75 northwest of Atlanta Saturday, police have said. Killed in the chain-reaction crash was 40-year-old Bradley Braland of Winter Garden, Fla. Police say the RV didn’t stop.