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Q: Highway 41A in Pleasant View, Tennessee. (Photo: Max R. Smith / Ashland City Times) 
  
 A Fort Campbell soldier who'd just been attacked by wasps died trying to flag down a car on Highway 41A in Pleasant View early Sunday morning, according to Jeff Landis, a detective with the Cheatham County Sheriff's Office. 
  
 Austin McGeough, 21, was trying to hail a car to take him home after a party, Landis said. "He leaned out too far, and his knee hit the front bumper," Landis said. 
  
 McGeough's body was spun around, and his head hit the car the car, killing him. 
  
 Landis said the driver then pulled over and tried to stop traffic, but two other cars coming from the other direction ran over McGeough's body. 
  
 The detective said he learned from a "very reliable source" that McGeough had been mixing alcohol and crushed Percocet that he had been given for a surgery he had to remove his wisdom teeth. 
  
 McGeough pleaded guilty to public intoxication in February, according to Montgomery County court records. 
  
 A toxicology screening had not been performed as of Monday night. 
  
 Before his death, McGeough had broken into the Pleasant View Nursery on Highway 41A. Landis speculated that McGeough was not trying to break in "to cause mischief," but was rather "so disoriented" that he thought the nursery was the location of the party he had just come from. 
  
 Landis said that McGeough reached through a broken window covered in cardboard to unlock the back door of the nursery and put his hand through a wasp nest that had been built behind the cardboard. 
  
 McGeough called 911 and told the operator he was being chased. Fifteen minutes after police received that call, they received a call that a pedestrian had been hit on Highway 41A, Landis said. 
  
 In that time, McGeough entered the nursery and "trashed the inside," according to Wendy Young, who was helping to clean up the nursery. Young said that McGeough had eaten leftover pizza and used the bathroom. 
  
 Landis said McGeough made a call to his girlfriend to tell her he had gotten stuck under a shelf that he had knocked over. At some point, McGeough freed himself and walked out the front door towards the highway. 
  
 Highway 41A was shut down from 4 a.m. until noon, Landis said. 
  
 Max Smith is editor of The Ashland City Times. He can be reached at 615-792-0036 or on Twitter @maxrsmith217. 
  
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 Read or Share this story: http://tnne.ws/2eJnOrN ||||| PLEASANT VIEW, Tenn. (WKRN) – A young soldier based out of Fort Campbell was killed after he was hit on a Pleasant View highway early Saturday morning. 
  
 Investigators say the accident happened around 4 a.m. when Austin McGrough walked into the middle of Highway 41A and was hit by a BMW driven by an 18-year-old girl. 
  
 Cheatham County Detective Jeff Landis told News 2 the young driver had no way to avoid the collision. 
  
 According to Det. Landis, McGrough had been snorting Percocet and drinking grain alcohol after having his wisdom teeth removed a few days prior. 
  
 He and four other soldiers reportedly left Fort Campbell on Friday and were staying at a home on Highway 41A. 
  
 For an unknown reason, McGeough left his group of friends at the home and wandered a short distance to Pleasant View Nursery and Florists where investigators say he broke through the back door and pulled over shelves loaded with jams and jellies. Detectives said he may have been swarmed by wasps, though the owners of the nursery adamantly deny that. 
  
 While still in the nursery, McGeough made a series of rambling calls to 911 asking for help before cancelling the request. 
  
 In one of the calls, McGeough states that someone is stalking him. 
  
 “They’re stalking me right now. I swear to God. I walked into the woods. People who wanted to stalk… oh my God, never mind,” he tells the operator. 
  
 After making the call to 911, the Fort Campbell soldier left the nursery, leaving behind his wallet and cell phone. Police said nothing was stolen. 
  
 It still is unknown why McGeough strayed out onto Highway 41A. Investigators said he stood on the yellow line and when the BMW came toward him, he reportedly leaned into it. 
  
 News 2 spoke with Wendy Young who said she knows the nursery owners and has spoken to friends of the young BMW driver. 
  
 “She said she has been crying all weekend in bed. [She] doesn’t want to go back to school,” Young said. 
  
 According to Young, while the teenager was calling 911, two other cars ran over the soldier and kept driving. Detectives want to talk to those drivers. 
  
 “That’s something she has to live with the rest of her life,” Young said. 
  
 The teen, according to authorities, is dating one of the other soldiers who was friends with McGrough. 
  
 No charges have been filed. 
  
 McGeough, who was from Connecticut, was an E-4 specialist and had been stationed at nearby Fort Campbell for the last 17 months. |||||
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A soldier stationed at Fort Campbell in Tennessee died after wandering into traffic on a major highway early Monday, the Tennessean reports. Austin McGeough, 21, died after being hit by several cars on Highway 41-A in Pleasant View. Detectives working the case believe McGeough was under the influence of crushed Percocet and alcohol, a combination that intoxicated and disoriented him to the point where he didn't know where he was. After consuming the drugs and alcohol at a party, McGeough broke into a nursery, where he dislodged a wasp's nest and was chased around by the angry inhabitants. Fifteen minutes after calling 911 about the wasps, McGeough leaned out into traffic on the highway in an attempt to hail a car; instead he was struck by a car and then run over by several successive vehicles. The first car stopped, but the following ones did not, WKRN reports.