LEXINGTON PARK, Md. – On August 8, at approximately 8:38 a.m., police, fire and rescue personnel responded to a serious motor vehicle accident with one reportedly trapped on Three Notch Road at the intersection of Pegg Road.
Crews arrived and found two-vehicles involved in the collision still in the roadway.
Upon arrival the patient was able to self-extract from the vehicle with injuries.
A total of four patients were in need of medical attention. Emergency crews requested a MEDEVAC for one patient.
Two ambulances transported three patients to MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital.
The fourth patient was transported to Capital Regional Trauma Center by MSPAC Trooper 7.
We will continue to provide updates as they become available.
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Why are there so many accidents in this little town?
My guess would be people don’t know how to drive always in a hurry
Cause no one knows how to pay attention
Almost every one is looking or touching there cell phones. Not paying attention! Sad but true.
Because people drive like idiots and run red lights. Is it really that important that the Utz driver had to run the red light, sorry I don’t think potato chips are that important.
I watched it happen they weren’t paying any attention and made no attempt to slow down just hit that SUV at full speed
Yep! I saw it happen too.
I thought DC & NY had the worst drivers, but it looks like LP is going to take the crown…
Because people act like they are in such a big hurry all the time and won’t slow down!
St Mary’s is Cursed we have to pray this spirit Away
It’s like that everywhere.
Ran a red light driving a company van, sounds like someone will be looking for a new job
I doubt if that person in the Utz van was delivering potato chips.
“No one” does the speed limit. It needs speed cameras.
Here is a perfect example of why we need red light cameras. Speed cameras are needed too. Wake up SOMD.
Same reason people drive 65+ mph on 235!
Road rules do not apply, so therefore dash the Yellow into Red Lights just the same!
people in a rush and on their phones. Phones are the biggest culprit…