Roll Over Accident In Front Of Chesapeake Shores
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Roll Over Accident In Front Of Chesapeake Shores

10/13/2012

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Late Saturday afternoon fire and EMS units from Bay District Company 3 and the Lexington Park Rescue Squad were dispatched for a single vehicle overturned on Great Mills Road at the entrance to Chesapeake Shores.

The first arriving fire unit arrived at the scene and reported “single vehicle with no entrapment” at 4:37 p.m.

The two occupants of the blue Honda Tucson stabilized and transported to St. Mary’s Hospital.


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EYEHEARYOUNot Logged In
 10/14/2012 at 10:26 AM
.....uh...
Can't be sure,in pict 18, the license plate was blurred by Baynet as it should. However it does look like a temp tag, if so, that really sucks wrecking your new/used car. Hope all involved are ok an recover(physically and monetarily) fast.
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vsandsbury01Not Logged In
 10/14/2012 at 9:09 PM
Reply to EYEHEARYOU: I agree
I thought they were temporary tags, too!
LocalboyNot Logged In
 10/15/2012 at 8:37 AM
Paper Tag
First thing I noticed was the paper tag, hope they got the gap insurance.
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Seriously???Not Logged In
 10/15/2012 at 9:37 AM
poor choices
The other site mentions that the passenger was passed out by the time EMS arrived due to drugs. He passed out right when they got there. I told EMS that the driver said she was driving b/c "he was out of it". Don't know if she was on something too - but she was conscious and moving around at the site. Passenger had driver's glasses on somehow though.... Either way - full focus was not on driving.
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ILuvSOMDNot Logged In
 10/15/2012 at 9:45 AM
Note to Editor
A tuscon is a Hyundai model, not a Honda. Just FYI.
I hope everone recovers from the accident. I am curious what happened. How the heck did they flip and roll?
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misnerstNot Logged In
 12/19/2012 at 10:42 AM
Reply to ILuvSOMD: I was right behind the vehicle
When the car went up onto the sidewalk (don't know why they went up onto the sidewalk) the back driver side tire caught the curb and caused it to flip.
misnerstNot Logged In
 12/19/2012 at 10:40 AM
I was there
I was right behind this vehicle when it happened. The crazy thing is that it went up onto the sidewalk and nearly hit a pedestrian. Literally must have missed him by an inch. I talked to him and he said the vehicle knocked the bag out of his hand.

I had my windows down and despite moving into the left lane to avoid the vehicle that was clearly out of control at that moment I still had a bunch of debris fly into my car.

The car flipped when the back tire on the driver side tire caught the side walk. I honestly thought the people would have been dead and I am relieved to see they made it out alive.
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