Deadly Glen Burnie Crash Involving Speeding Camaro, MTA Bus Under Investigation: State Police Deadly Glen Burnie Crash Involving Speeding Camaro, MTA Bus Under Investigation: State Police Deadly Glen Burnie Crash Involving Speeding Camaro, MTA Bus Under Investigation: State Police
Deadly Glen Burnie Crash Involving Speeding Camaro, MTA Bus Under Investigation: State Police A speeding 22-year-old driver in a Camaro is allegedly responsible for a deadly multi-vehicle crash involving a Maryland Transit Administration bus that claimed the life of a woman on Sunday morning. Corbin Congedo is facing possible charges in connection with the fatal crash that ended with Upper Marlboro resident Yolanda Hardy, 33, with critical injuries, according to Maryland State Police. She was a passenger in a Ford Explorer involved in the crash that also sent two drivers to the hospital. Troopers were called around 1:15 a.m. on May 10 to the area of Dorsey Road and Telegr…
Double Fatal Five Vehicle Crash: Car Plunges Off Pittsburgh Bridge (PHOTOS) Double Fatal Five Vehicle Crash: Car Plunges Off Pittsburgh Bridge (PHOTOS) Double Fatal Five Vehicle Crash: Car Plunges Off Pittsburgh Bridge (PHOTOS)
Double Fatal Five Vehicle Crash: Car Plunges Off Pittsburgh Bridge (Photos) Two people were killed after a five-vehicle crash sent a car flying off the Fort Duquesne Bridge in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, May 6, authorities said. The crash happened around 3 p.m. at the split of Route 28 and Route 65 on Pittsburgh’s North Shore, according to Pittsburgh Police Chief Jason Lando. Five vehicles were involved in the crash, police said. During the chain-reaction collision, one vehicle went over the side of the Fort Duquesne Bridge and crashed onto Reedsdale Street below. The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle that went off the bridge was pronounced dead at the scene, o…
Driver Spits On, Kicks Officers During Road Rage Traffic Stop On I-81 In Cumberland County: PD Driver Spits On, Kicks Officers During Road Rage Traffic Stop On I-81 In Cumberland County: PD Driver Spits On, Kicks Officers During Road Rage Traffic Stop On I-81 In Cumberland County: PD
Driver Spits On, Kicks Officers During Road Rage Traffic Stop On I-81 In Cumberland County: PD A road rage incident involving a possible firearm ended with an arrest after a suspect allegedly assaulted officers during a traffic stop, Middlesex Township police announced on Monday, May 4. Juelz A. Hodge, 20, was taken into custody following the incident that began on Interstate 81 and continued onto Harrisburg Pike in Carlisle, according to the release. Officers were dispatched to the report on Friday, May 1, and—with assistance from neighboring departments—located and stopped the suspect vehicle in the 1000 block of Harrisburg Pike, police said. Hodge, the driver, failed to comply wi…
Gunfire, Crash, Foot Chase In DC Ends With Felon Back In Federal Prison: FOJ Gunfire, Crash, Foot Chase In DC Ends With Felon Back In Federal Prison: FOJ Gunfire, Crash, Foot Chase In DC Ends With Felon Back In Federal Prison: FOJ
Gunfire, Crash, Foot Chase In DC Ends With Felon Back In Federal Prison: FOJ A DC man who fired a weapon, crashed a car, and ran through traffic with a loaded handgun has been sentenced to more than three years in federal prison. Kiyel Kearney, 23, was sentenced to 40 months behind bars after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition by a felon, according to the US Attorney’s Office. The chaos began late on May 10, 2025, when officers from the Metropolitan Police Department responded to a ShotSpotter alert just before 11:45 p.m. in the 1200 block of Harvard Street NW. Officers soon spotted a gray Acura speeding through a red light at S…
Head-On Crash In Bowie Leaves One Dead, Another Driver Critically Hurt: Police Head-On Crash In Bowie Leaves One Dead, Another Driver Critically Hurt: Police Head-On Crash In Bowie Leaves One Dead, Another Driver Critically Hurt: Police
Head-On Crash In Bowie Leaves One Dead, Another Driver Critically Hurt: Police A 25-year-old man is dead and a second driver was critically injured in a head-on crash in Maryland, authorities announced. Laurel resident Mohammed Al Yasiri has been identified by the Prince George's County Police Department as the person killed in an early-morning crash on Tuesday morning in Bowie. Investigators say that around 6:45 a.m. on April 28, officers were called to the area of Laurel Bowie Road and Old Laurel Bowie Road in the unincorporated section of Bowie, where Al Yasiri crossed into the opposite lanes and struck another vehicle. Al Yasiri was rushed to an area hospita…
E-Scooter Rider Dies Days After Crash With Charter Bus In Arlington, Police Say E-Scooter Rider Dies Days After Crash With Charter Bus In Arlington, Police Say E-Scooter Rider Dies Days After Crash With Charter Bus In Arlington, Police Say
E-Scooter Rider Dies Days After Crash With Charter Bus In Arlington, Police Say A Virginia woman who was struck by a charter bus while riding an e-scooter has died more than a week after the crash, police confirmed. Leah Carlomusto, 45, succumbed to her injuries after being struck late in the afternoon on Saturday, April 18, the Arlington County Police Department announced on Tuesday. Investigators say shortly after 5:30 p.m. that day, first responders were called to the intersection of Langston Boulevard and Fort Myer Drive in Rosslyn, where there was a crash involving a scooter and a charter bus. It was later determined that the bus was turning right onto Langston B…
Woman Airlifted After 2-Car Crash On Route 22: Readington Twp PD Woman Airlifted After 2-Car Crash On Route 22: Readington Twp PD Woman Airlifted After 2-Car Crash On Route 22: Readington Twp PD
Woman Airlifted After 2-Car Crash On Route 22: Readington Twp PD A 58-year-old Bayville woman was airlifted following a crash on Route 22 on Monday, April 20, authorities said. At 4:26 p.m., first responders responded to Route 22 at Main Street in Readington Township after a 2025 Honda Accord, operated by a 29-year-old Pittstown woman and a 2021 Infiniti QX50, operated by the Bayville woman were involved in the crash, Readington Township police said. The Bayville woman sustained serious injuries and was flown by the New Jersey State Police NorthSTAR Medevac to an area trauma center, police said. The driver of the Honda was transported to a near…
Car Overturns, Lands On Side In Carmel Crash Car Overturns, Lands On Side In Carmel Crash Car Overturns, Lands On Side In Carmel Crash
Car Overturns, Lands On Side In Carmel Crash Emergency crews responded to a crash in Putnam County after a vehicle overturned and landed off the roadway in a wooded area.  The incident happened Tuesday morning, April 21, on Drewville Road in Carmel, according to Carmel Police.  As seen in a photo released by police, a dark-colored vehicle landed on its side down an embankment, prompting a response from firefighters, who worked to free the driver by removing the roof.  Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department The driver was then taken to a hospital, according to the Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department.  Multipl…
Penn Twp. Man Accused Of Hitting Juvenile Bicyclist In Road Rage Case Waives Hearing Penn Twp. Man Accused Of Hitting Juvenile Bicyclist In Road Rage Case Waives Hearing Penn Twp. Man Accused Of Hitting Juvenile Bicyclist In Road Rage Case Waives Hearing
Penn Twp. Man Accused Of Hitting Juvenile Bicyclist In Road Rage Case Waives Hearing A Pennsylvania man accused of intentionally striking a juvenile bicyclist during a road rage incident will have his case move to county court, prosecutors announced on Monday, April 13. Richard K. Parmer, 64, of Penn Township, waived his preliminary hearing before Judge Michael Hess on March 16, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office. Parmer is charged with one count each of recklessly endangering another person and reckless driving. The charges stem from an incident in the 100 block of North Market Street in Mount Joy Borough around 3 p.m. on Feb. 18, authorities sai…
Vehicle Fire Blocks Lanes On Thruway In Sloatsburg During Morning Commute Vehicle Fire Blocks Lanes On Thruway In Sloatsburg During Morning Commute Vehicle Fire Blocks Lanes On Thruway In Sloatsburg During Morning Commute
Vehicle Fire Blocks Lanes On Thruway In Sloatsburg During Morning Commute A vehicle fire disrupted traffic on the New York State Thruway in Rockland County during the Thursday morning commute, April 16. The incident occurred just before 8 a.m. on the southbound side of Interstate 87 just after Exit 15A in Sloatsburg, near Routes 17 North and 59, according to 511NY traffic reports.  Officials reported that the right and center lanes are blocked as a result of the fire. It is unclear how many vehicles are involved or whether there are any injuries. This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Police Identify Motorcyclist, 27, Killed In Barkhamsted Crash Was 'Such A Good Person': Friends Police Identify Motorcyclist, 27, Killed In Barkhamsted Crash Was 'Such A Good Person': Friends Police Identify Motorcyclist, 27, Killed In Barkhamsted Crash Was 'Such A Good Person': Friends
Police Identify Motorcyclist, 27, Killed In Barkhamsted Crash Was 'Such A Good Person': Friends A motorcyclist is dead after a crash involving a parked tow truck on a rural Connecticut road, state police said. Matthew Sherwood, 27, of Wolcott, was riding a Yamaha motorcycle south on East Hartland Road in Barkhamsted near the Hartland line, when he collided with a Kenworth T280 tow truck parked in the road, according to Connecticut State Police. The crash happened around 3:43 p.m. Saturday, April 11, just south of Hayes Road. Sherwood was rushed to Winsted Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, police said. The tow truck driver was not hurt and refused medical treatment at the …
100+ MPH Frederick Chase Ends In Double-Fatal Crash Minutes Later, Sheriff Says (UPDATED) 100+ MPH Frederick Chase Ends In Double-Fatal Crash Minutes Later, Sheriff Says (UPDATED) 100+ MPH Frederick Chase Ends In Double-Fatal Crash Minutes Later, Sheriff Says (UPDATED)
100+ MPH Frederick Chase Ends In Double-Fatal Crash Minutes Later, Sheriff Says (Updated) New details have been released after two people were killed in a police pursuit that topped 100 mph in Maryland on Thursday morning. The incident began at around 12:50 a.m. on April 9, when a deputy from the Frederick County Sheriff's Office spotted a vehicle speeding on I-70 near the Monocacy River. Due to the driver's speed, the deputy was initially unable to catch up to the vehicle. The vehicle and the deputy exited the highway onto Monocacy Boulevard and continued onto East Patrick Street, at which point the driver accelerated out of sight. Minutes later, the incident came to a wild e…