From the Joppa-Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company:
At 6:36 pm, the Joppa-Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company (JMVFC) was alerted to a vehicle collision on state route 152, Mountain Road, at Old Mountain Road Central, Joppa. Upon arrival, Firefighters found a three vehicle collision with two people trapped. Additional resources were requested bringing 2 more JMVFC paramedic units and a paramedic unit and rescue truck from the Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company (KVFC). The JMVFC Firefighters used their Jaws of Life to peel away the mangled metal from the two trapped occupants. Unfortunately, one of the patients, an adult male, was pronounced dead at the scene. The second trapped patient was also an adult male. He was removed and ultimately transported to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore by JMVFC paramedic unit. The driver from the second vehicle, an adult male, was taken to the Johns Hopkins Bayview Trauma Center by JMVFC paramedic unit in serious condition. The driver from the third vehicle refused treatment and transport.
At 7:53 pm, the JMVFC was alerted to another vehicle collision on Mountain Road. This collision was near Jerusalem Road, in front of Mountain Branch Golf Course. When they arrived, Firefighters found a collision involving a vehicle and a motorcycle. The motorcyclist was transported to the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center by JMVFC paramedic unit in grave condition. The driver of the vehicle refused treatment and transport. As of 9:00 pm, Mountain Road remains closed between Greenspring Avenue and Jerusalem Road while the Maryland State Police investigate the collisions.
Yoshi says
Why is Joppa Magnolia Fire Company putting out a news release on this. Isn’t it the job of the state police to put out a release on this? Joppa Fire puts a news release out on everything and it’s not necessary.
Pavel314 says
There was an earlier incident that day. My wife said that about 4:00, Philadelphia Road was closed at Route 24 with a lot of emergency vehicles. She tried detouring via I-95 but that was bumper-to-bumper from 24 to 152 for no apparent reason. Anyone know what was going on?
Kharn says
President Obama was visiting Baltimore which royally screwed up traffic.
BillH says
HCSD needs to step up enforcement and get bad drivers off the road. 152 Is a busy road everyone is doing 60 and with everyone back holding phones in their hands it gets sketchy.
Did they repeal the hand held device laws?
CW says
I was in the motorcycle accident. They have location, time, and story wrong. Great reporting guys! Please pray for the man on the motorcycle. It was bad.
jj johnson says
Since they “…location, time, and story wrong…”, I would guess it was a different accident.