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Six Flags has temporarily shut down nine roller coasters across six of its parks after a man
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reportedly fell to his death from a ride at Six Flags over Georgia. The company says it's a
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precaution while police investigate what happened. It happened just before four Monday afternoon at
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the park outside Atlanta. Video shows passengers being evacuated from the Goliath roller coaster
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after it stopped on the tracks. Witnesses say they saw a man fall from the ride
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striking parts of the coaster on his way down. Four other people were injured
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though police haven't said how. The cause of the fall is still under investigation
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Goliath has been open since 2006. It reaches speeds of 70 miles an hour and stands about 200
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feet tall. Six Flags says it's temporarily closed similar rides at other parks out of
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an abundance of caution. The company is also facing lawsuits over alleged brain injuries on
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its X2 roller coaster in Southern California, a ride it recently announced it was retiring
