Stubbs v. Daughtry

Eberjhardt, Judge.

The first three enumerations assign error upon the admission, over timely objection, of a report of the investigation of the collision made by the investigating officer. While it may be true that the officer’s testimony was the highest and best evidence in regard to the facts to which he testified so that a refusal to admit the collision report would not be reversible error (Draffin v. Massey, 93 Ga. App. 329 (2) (92 SE2d 38), (business entry statute not mentioned)) and that the report contained conclusions, opinions, impressions and conjectures, some of which were based on…