Truck driver killed in chain-reaction crash on I-95, Maryland troopers say
Maryland State Police (MSP) are investigating a crash that claimed the lifetime of a truck driver in Prince George’s County this week.
The crash occurred shortly earlier than 5:30 a.m. on March 14 in Beltsville, Maryland.
Troopers with the Maryland State Police Faculty Park Barrack responded to a multi-vehicle crash on I-95 at MD Route 212.
New Jersey-based truck driver Delando Woody, 56, was northbound on I-95 when the crash occurred.
From MSP:
“The preliminary investigation signifies the motive force of a Dodge Charger touring southbound on I-95 struck the Toyota, inflicting the truck to overturn into the median. Investigators consider the Charger crossed over the median and was struck by a tractor trailer touring northbound on I-95.“
Woody died on the scene.
Two individuals contained in the Toyota pickup, Carlos Diaz Agustin, 22, and Anner Ramundo, 43, have been injured and transported to a close-by hospital.
The Dodge Charger driver, Troy Myers, 45, was additionally hospitalized with accidents.
The crash partially closed I-95 for seven hours.
Prices are pending the result of the investigation and session with the Prince George’s County State’s Legal professional’s Workplace, in accordance with MSP.
The MSP Crash group is main the investigation. Anybody who could have witnessed this crash or has data associated to this crash, is requested to contact the Maryland State Police Crash Crew at 301-669-8100.
