Man who fell from Goliath at Six Flags identified

that unfolded at Six Flags over Georgia. We're learning more about the man who died yesterday when he was ejected from the Goliath roller coaster. Cobb County police have identified that man as 42-year-old Hassan Kareem. He's from Atlanta. And Fox's Ray Yadena is live outside the park with more on what we know. Ray, good afternoon. Good afternoon, Alex. Just a sad situation, a nightmare situation, as you put it. Atlanta public schools tell us that Hassan Kareem worked IT at Wesley International Academy before he was killed here at the park yesterday and I just want to show you that one of the trains on Goliath which we are told is not one not the one that he was on remains on the lift on the roller coaster Cobb County police say that their initial findings say Kareem was ejected from the ride and hit other people on the coaster before he fell beneath the attraction police say they do not have any plans to hold a news conference at this time and have not indicated what factors led to Kareem to fall from the ride to his death. The Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, which regulates roller coasters in the state, says investigators are conducting an in-depth and comprehensive review surrounding the incident. Meanwhile, APS extended its deepest condolences to Kareem's family, friends, and loved ones, calling him a cherished member of Wesley International Academy, whose presence and impact will be deeply missed. Police say several other people were injured when Kareem was ejected from the ride. We have reached out to Six Flags over Georgia for more information on the park's safety procedures regarding roller coasters and if the incident has affected park operations. We are waiting to hear back, though according to their schedule, the park was scheduled to be closed today and reopen on Friday. And we have requested the inspection records for Goliath from the state. And once we do get those records, we'll be sure to share that with you all. Reporting live in Cobb County, Ray Yudena, Fox 5 News.