Atlanta Georgia has lost one of their best hands in Environmental management through a sudden BioLab emissions that got him collapsed and died after several hours he was gasping for air.
Newsmen report that a Georgia county official died after he collapsed at the state Capitol following testimony he gave during a hearing about a chemical plant fire.
Kenny Johnson, the Rockdale County Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor, testified on Tuesday alongside business owners and leaders frustrated by the fire last month at the BioLab plant in Conyers, 25 miles (40 kilometers) east of Atlanta.
Recall that in the hours after the fire, hazardous plumes spread into neighboring counties.
Georgia environmental official Kenny Johnson collapsed and died moments after testifying at a hearing on the hazardous chemical fire at Biolab last week.
He said “EVERY Rockdale resident needs to go to the doctor to get checkups- because the chemicals handled at biolab “will kill you.”
Johnson “complained of shortness of breath and subsequently collapsed in the hallway.” GBI is now investigating his death.
Kenny Johnson reportedly experienced shortness of breath, then collapsed. Many believe he may have been poisoned because he knew too much.
Despite receiving CPR and being rushed to the hospital, he was pronounced dead. An autopsy is scheduled to be conducted to determine the cause of death, but considering the circumstances, we must demand a full third-party investigation as well.
They claim it was just pool chemicals, which are still very harmful, but I imagine something much more dark and disturbing is going on here.
According to the Georgia House Democratic Caucus, the 62-year-old Johnson “complained of shortness of breath and subsequently collapsed in the hallway” after the meeting, local news outlets reported.
State Rep. Viola Davis, who is a nurse, administered CPR until medical officials arrived and rushed him to Grady Memorial Hospital. He died later that day. “Kenny dedicated years as the Soil and Water Conservation District representative and as an Environmental Justice Advocate,” Davis said.
“His unwavering commitment to environmental justice and his testimony on the effects of the Biolab chemical fire on the community remain etched in our memories.”
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