Accident Caused Deane Cheatham’s Death On Saturday In Hanover
It has been confirmed that Martin “Deane” Cheatham IV, of Mechanicsville, Virginia, was the person killed in a car accident on Saturday in Hanover County.
Cheatham, 30 years old, was murdered early Saturday morning in Hanover in a two-vehicle accident involving a utility truck.
On the 11100 block of Hanover Courthouse Road in Hanover, Cheatham allegedly was driving a Ford F-150 pickup truck when, for some reason, he veered across both center lines and into oncoming traffic. Around 7:11 a.m. on a Saturday, the vehicle collided head-on with a utility truck.
Cheatham’s death at the scene was ruled a result of blunt force trauma.
The utility truck driver was taken to the hospital for treatment of his minor wounds.
Cheatham worked as a Service Supervisor at RCI Builders, as per his Facebook profile. In the past, he has worked as an assistant football coach at Austin Peay State University and Western Carolina University.
Cheatham was a two-way star on the football field at Hanover High School, where he was named to The Times Dispatch’s first team all-metro as a running back and linebacker. He is credited by Richmond for leading the Hawks to their first ever Capital District championship during his stay with the team.
Cheatham has been selected for the preseason all-CAA team for football.
He continued his football career at James Madison, where he started as tight end for two teams that advanced to the postseason.
The accident’s root cause has yet to be determined.
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