UPDATE: Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident Being Investigated In Huntingtown

Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident in Huntingtown

UPDATE: On May 17, 2021 at approximately 12:15 p.m., members of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Bureau and Crash Reconstruction Team responded to a serious motor vehicle accident on Rt. 4/Southern Maryland Blvd. at Lower Marlboro Road in Huntingtown, MD.

Upon arrival, units located a blue Suzuki XL7 SUV on its side and a red Dodge Ram truck with front end damage.

Preliminary investigation revealed, a 2003 Dodge Ram, operated by Hunter Todd Ferguson, 18 of Prince Frederick, MD, was traveling south on Southern Maryland Blvd. A 2005 Suzuki XL7 SUV, operated by Allison Carroll Smith, 49 of Huntingtown, MD, was making a left turn from Lower Marlboro Road onto north Southern Maryland Blvd. Both vehicles entered the intersection at the same time, resulting in the Suzuki being struck on the driver’s side.

Smith, the operator of the Suzuki, was transported to Calvert Health Medical Center where she succumbed to her injuries as a result of the crash. Smith was pronounced deceased. Ferguson was not injured.

The cause of this collision remains under investigation.

Sgt. T.S. Phelps of the Crash Reconstruction Team is conducting the investigation into the crash. Anyone with information about the collision is asked to contact Sgt. Phelps at (410) 535-2800 or via e-mail: Thomas.Phelps@calvertcountymd.gov

SUNDERLAND, Md. – Two patients transported after the serious T-bone collision in Calvert County this afternoon.

At approximately 12:20 p.m., police, fire and rescue personnel responded to the serious motor vehicle accident with one vehicle overturned at the intersection of Lower Marlboro Road and Rt. 4 in Sunderland.

Crews on the scene reported one patient is unconscious. MEDEVAC was requested but has been cancelled. The two patients have been transported by ambulance to CalvertHealth Medical Center.

Southbound lanes are shutdown, with traffic being directed on the shoulder around the scene. Use caution in the area, and stay alert for emergency vehicles.