St. Mary’s County law enforcement officials are hoping that witnesses come forward in an investigation of a tragic motor vehicle accident on Route 5. A 12-year-old Amish girl died when a pickup truck smashed into a horse and buggy in which she was a passenger. Police reports say the driver of a 2004 Ford F150
Learn MoreA Maryland State trooper was responding to a call when his patrol car struck and killed a woman in Stevensville. The motor vehicle accident in Queen Anne’s County happened near a shopping center where the woman was waiting with a friend. Accident reports do not detail whether the trooper was speeding at the time of
Learn MoreA Keymar teenager was killed and another teen was seriously injured in a one-car motor vehicle accident. Maryland State Police say the driver, who graduated from Walkersville High School recently, was likely speeding. Investigators say the crash occurred along Good Intent Road between Woodsboro and Keymar at about 11 a.m. when the driver lost control.
Learn MoreA veteran Baltimore and Annapolis police officer has been charged with the DUI death of a Glen Burnie teenager. If convicted of vehicular manslaughter charges, failure to stop and other traffic violations, the officer could be imprisoned up to a decade. The motor vehicle accident occurred last year near the Anne Arundel County line in
Learn MoreAn unlicensed Maryland teenage driver was behind the wheel of an SUV that struck a car driven by a Glen Burnie man. The 63-year-old accident victim died shortly after the crash at Baltimore Washington Medical Center. Police say the man’s death is the county’s 19th motor vehicle accident fatality this year. Anne Arundel County police
Learn MoreHarford County police have not publicly speculated the reason for a fatal head-on collision that took place on a recent Thursday morning. The motor vehicle accident occurred in front of a swim club on Route 543 in Bel Air, Maryland. Accident reports say an elderly Bel Air man driving a Lexus smashed directly into an
Learn MoreAn early morning motor vehicle accident near the Tydings Bridge in Cecil County, Maryland, was responsible for the deaths of two people. State police at the JFK Highway Barrack report that when investigators arrived on the scene, the drivers of both vehicles were dead. A Ford Explorer and a tractor trailer collided in the southbound
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