Crime & Safety

Two More Teens Charged in Connection to Fatal Forsyth Wreck

Four people have now been arrested following the June 1 accident that killed a North Forsyth High School student.

According to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, two more arrests have been made in connection with the June 1 accident that killed a North Forsyth High School student.

Cumming residents Delton Cook, 18, and John Fulkerson, 17, have both been charged with reckless conduct and possession/consumption of alcohol by persons under 21. Both were passengers in the vehicle driven by Adam Robert Joseph Di Millo that left Kelly Mill Road at Rockingham Run and struck a telephone pole.

Paul Louis Castell Jr., was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene.

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Di Millo was originally charged with D.U.I., underage possession/consumption of alcohol, and 1st degree homicide by vehicle. Additional charges of reckless driving, driving too fast for conditions, failure to maintain lane, seatbelt violation and two counts of violation of Class D license restrictions were later added.

Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office investigators made a second arrest in the days after the accident, charging Jeremiah Luke Funke, who allegedly hosted a party the teens attended prior to the wreck, with possession of marijuana less than an ounce, possession / consumption of alcohol by a minor, and maintaining a disorderly house.

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Both Cook and Fulkerson turned themselves in over the weekend and later posted bond. Cook is the son of Cumming Assistant Chief of Police Clyde Cook.

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