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 2 injured in motorcycle crash in Surfside Beach 2 injured in motorcycle crash in Surfside Beach SURFSIDE BEACH, SC (WBTW) - Surfside Beach police were called to a reported motorcycle crash Friday afternoon.The crash happened around 1 p.m. at the intersection of 10th Avenue South and Hollywood Drive.A man and a woman injured in the crash were treated by EMS.There's no word on what caused the crash. SURFSIDE BEACH, SC (WBTW) - Surfside Beach police were called to a reported motorcycle crash Friday afternoon.The crash happened around 1 p.m. at the intersection of 10th Avenue South and Hollywood Drive.A man and a woman injured in the crash were treated by EMS.There's no word on what caused the crash.  By Erica Byfield 
 
 Only Channel 2 Action News was there when a widow hugged the woman who killed her husband. Tamara Matthews avoided jail time in the crash that killed both Joshua Jenkins, 16, and Glen Walker, 35, in November 2011. She entered a guilty plea today to misdemeanor counts of homicide by vehicle and failure to maintain lane and was sentenced to 36 months’ probation and 500 hours of community service, Channel 2 Action News reported. Earlier, Matthews told the court and the Walker family she was sorry. During a victim-impact statement, Sandra Walker shed tears as she told Matthews she forgives her. “I know she is going through as much pain as I am feeling,” Sandra Walker told Channel 2. “I wanted her to know that I forgive her for what she did.” 
 
 On Nov. 5, 2011, Matthews veered into oncoming traffic on Flat Shoals Road in south Fulton County, near the intersection with Harper Valley Drive, causing the head-on wreck, The AJC previously reported. Matthews’ 16-year-old son died in the crash, Sandra Walker suffered a life-altering brain injury and her husband died days later. The judge told Matthews her community service should include acts that honor the lives of her son and Glen Walker.
– A Georgia widow confronted the woman responsible for her husband's death in a fatal car accident in court yesterday—and gave her a hug, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I know she is going through as much pain as I am feeling,” Sandra Walker told WSB-TV of her encounter with Tamara Matthews. "I wanted her to know that I forgive her for what she did." In the 2011 crash, Matthews' van hit the Walker family's van, killing both Walker's 35-year-old husband and Matthews' 16-year-old son. Sandra Walker suffered life-altering brain trauma; her two young children, who were also in the car, escaped serious injury. Matthews pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and failure to maintain lane, but she avoided jail time at yesterday's sentencing. Walker, who didn't want Matthews to be separated from her remaining children, had wanted it that way, WBTW reports. Instead, the judge gave her 36 months of probation and 500 hours of community service.