CHARLOTTE HALL, Md. – On July 5, 2023, at approximately 1:40 p.m., fire and rescue personnel responded to a golf cart accident on Mohawk Drive in the area of Big Horn Court. The accident involved one occupant who was injured and trapped in the golf cart.
Upon arrival, firefighters found one pediatric patient and immediately worked to extricate them from the vehicle. The patient was then turned over to EMS for care. Due to the severity of their injuries, EMS requested a MEDEVAC.
MSP Trooper 7 arrived at Charlotte Hall Veterans Home and transported the patient to the hospital for treatment.
Crews filling in from Sharpsburg and Grasonville assisted on the call, providing support to the emergency responders on the scene.
We will continue to provide updates as they become available.
Photos courtesy of the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department.
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As always, we can count on First responders. Thank you.
Hope the parents get charged. Hope the hospital bill helps them become better parents and make better parenting decision. Hope it was worth it. Hope TBN doesn’t block my 1A rights and not post my comment.
Are you serious!? In my opinion, that was a very ignorant statement to make. Why would you hope the parents are charged? you do not know anything about the families nor the situation, so that was a statement you could had and should had kept to yourself. The problem today is people want so badly to be in a spotlight and have the cravings to be seen and heard that they post or comment on things that they shouldn’t. How about, I will send up prayers for the families and for the girls fast recovery. How about, just well wishes. how about, I’m happy for all involved that things weren’t as bad as it could had been. I mean if you want to be seen or heard, posting or commenting anything positive would had been more accepted than posting negative crap such as what you commented. I mean damn, if you can’t be positive for the girls and/or their families, then a simple thank you to the first responders would suffice. I swear… the ignorance of people is just to much these days..
Anyway, Thank you to the first responders for responding so quickly and helping these young ladies and their families. I pray for the girls and their speedy recoveries and I pray the families have peace knowing their young ladies will recover