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Q: WSB-TV - Atlanta 
  
 A Georgia man charged with vehicular homicide following the death of his bride is out of jail on bond. 
  
  
  
 The deadly crash happened in late December in Cherokee County, about 30 miles northwest of Atlanta. 
  
  
  
 The couple had just left their wedding reception when their car veered off the road and rolled down an embankment. 
  
  
  
 The Georgia State Patrol issued a warrant for the arrest of Ryan Quinton earlier this week. 
  
  
  
 Crime lab results show his blood alcohol level on Dec. 29, the night of the crash, was .114. The legal limit in Georgia is .08. 
  
  
  
 Troopers say Kali Quniton and her husband Ryan had just left their wedding reception at the nearby Wheeler House when their sports car veered off the road and rolled down a steep embankment, trapping Kali underneath. 
  
  
  
 Chris Thomas witnessed the horrific crash. 
  
  
  
 "I'm thankful I didn't see anything other than the car," Thomas said. 
  
  
  
 Thomas said he saw Quinton stumbling along the side of the road and called 911. 
  
  
  
 "He was shaken up. He wasn't making a whole lot of sense. He was hysterical," Thomas said. 
  
  
  
 Thomas said the hardest part for him was seeing the wedding party show up and learning what happened. 
  
  
  
 "They still had their bridesmaid's gowns on and they were all dressed up for a party," Thomas said. 
  
  
  
 Cherokee County deputies said Quinton turned himself in Wednesday morning, nearly two months after the crash. 
  
  
  
 Investigators told said he initially told them he swerved to avoid a dog on the road. They have charged him with DUI, vehicular homicide and other charges. 
  
  
  
 Ryan Quinton is originally from Jasper, Ga. A judge released Quinton on $25,000 bond Wednesday night. 
  
  
  
  ||||| A Georgia man has been charged with killing his newlywed in a December drunken driving crash — only hours after the two tied the knot. 
  
 Ryan Quinton, 28, originally told cops he’d seen a dog on a rural highway when he swerved out of the way and lost control of his Pontiac Firebird, ejecting 25-year-old Kali Dobson from the car. The vehicle came to rest in an embankment, on top of the blond-haired newlywed. 
  
 Tests showed Quinton had a 0.114 blood-alcohol level, above the state’s .08 limit. 
  
 Quinton, of Jasper, was booked at the Cherokee Adult Detention Center on Wednesday and charged with DUI, weaving over a roadway, reckless driving and vehicular homicide. 
  
 He was later released on a $25,000 bond, Lt. Jay Baker told the Daily News. 
  
 Kali Dobson, 25, died at the scene before emergency workers could respond. (Facebook) 
  
 The tragic crash happened only hours after the couple married earlier in the day at the Wheeler House on Gilmer Ferry Road, where the happy couple also had their wedding reception. 
  
 Afterwards, an allegedly drunken Quinton got behind the wheel and took off down Ball Ground Highway. 
  
 After the crash, Quinton staggered away from the scene and flagged down a bystander for help. 
  
 “His shirt was all torn up and he was bleeding,” the witness, Chris Thomas, told WSBTV. “He had blood all over his face and blood was coming out of his hands and stuff and just looked bad. And it scared me to death.” 
  
 Kali Dobson was an orthodontic assistant who loved music. She died only hours after her wedding and her husband, who authorities say was drunk, was charged with vehicular homicide. (Facebook) 
  
 Thomas said he called 911 while trying to comfort the wailing groom, who desperately wanted to save his wife. 
  
 The pretty young bride died at the scene. 
  
 “There was nothing that could be done,” Thomas recalled. “The car was on top of her. You couldn’t even see her.” 
  
 Quinton was taken to Northside Hospital-Cherokee in Canton and recovered from his injuries. 
  
 Tire tracks show the route Ryan Quinton’s Pontiac Firebird took when it crashed off the side of a Georgia highway. The wreck killed Kali Dobson, 25, his newlywed. (WSB-TV) 
  
 Thomas said several guests from the wedding stopped at the scene after the wreck in disbelief. 
  
 “And then things got really, really sad and hopeless for a minute,” he told Fox 5 News. “It was horrible all the way around. And tragic.” 
  
 Her obituary described Dobson as an orthodontic assistant who loved music. 
  
 Thomas said he could only imagine how happy the same people were just hours before. 
  
 “Me and my wife were discussing it, and I said, ‘I bet it was the most beautiful day of her life,’” Thomas said. 
  
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A: 
What should have been the happiest day of his life now has a Georgia man facing prison. Hours after her Dec. 29 wedding near Atlanta, Kali Dobson was killed in a car crash; new husband Ryan Quinton was behind the wheel, and told police he swerved to avoid a dog. The car flew down an embankment and Dobson, who wasn't wearing a seat belt, was thrown from the car—which read "Just Married" on the rear—before it came to rest on top of her, killing her, police say. Now Quinton, who police say had a BAC of 0.114, has been charged with DUI, vehicular homicide, weaving over a roadway, and reckless driving. But the bride's mom says the move is anything but comforting. "He is my son and a brother to my daughters now and an uncle to my grandbabies," she tells the Marietta Daily Journal. "We can't stand to see something happen to him. We're behind him. Whatever it takes, we're right there for him." Quinton, 28, has since been released on a $25,000 bond. A witness who found a bloodied Quinton searching for help told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution he was "hysterical." Things only got worse when the bridal party arrived, still in their dresses. "There was nothing that could be done," the witness said, per the New York Daily News. "The car was on top of her. You couldn't even see her."