Police said the findings of their investigation will be turned over to the Baltimore County State’s Attorney to determine whether anyone will face criminal charges. The stretch of highway was closed for hours Wednesday in both directions, snarling traffic along the west side of the beltway, which circles Baltimore. She remained hospitalized Thursday afternoon, police said. “Today, we honor them and their service to Maryland.”Īfter the crash, Lea was taken to the University of Maryland Medical Center’s Shock Trauma Center for injuries she received. “My prayers continue to be with the families and loved ones of the six construction workers who tragically died while on the job,” said Moore.
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On Friday, Governor Wes Moore directed the state to lower the state flag to half-mast until sunset in their memory and urged drivers to drive safe and follow traffic laws. The crew was actively working on the highway’s left shoulder. The impact caused her to lose control, and her car entered the work zone through an opening in temporary concrete barriers separating the construction area from interstate traffic.
Lisa Adrienna Lea, 54, was alone in an Acura sedan driving north on Interstate 695 when she went to change lanes and struck the front passenger side of a Volkswagen early Wednesday afternoon, state police said. Business & Finance Click to expand menu.Ī father and son and two brothers were among the six workers killed in a Maryland highway crash, WTOP's Kate Ryan reports.īALTIMORE (AP) - New details are emerging about a midweek crash along the Baltimore beltway that left six construction workers dead after a driver lost control of her car and it careened into a work zone, according to Maryland State Police.
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