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Washington-area news in brief: Six killed in multiple car accidents | |
(35 minutes later) | |
An 18-year-old woman died after the vehicle she was riding in hit a concrete wall Sunday in the Potomac area of Montgomery County, authorities said. | |
Christina Koutsoukos of Gaithersburg died at a hospital, authorities said. | |
The accident occurred about 3 p.m. on Travilah Road, between River and Stoney Creek roads. The driver, 21-year-old Brandon Bussard suffered injuries not considered life-threatening, authorities said. | |
Montgomery County police were investigating. | |
— Perry Stein | — Perry Stein |
Anne Arundel County police said a husband and wife are dead after a three-vehicle crash south of Edgewater on Valentine’s Day. | |
Police said in a statement that officers were called Sunday afternoon to a crash at Solomons Island Road near Swallow Lane. Police said witnesses reported that the driver of a Toyota crossed the center line and struck a Honda and that a third vehicle then hit both vehicles. | Police said in a statement that officers were called Sunday afternoon to a crash at Solomons Island Road near Swallow Lane. Police said witnesses reported that the driver of a Toyota crossed the center line and struck a Honda and that a third vehicle then hit both vehicles. |
Police said the driver of the Honda, 21-year-old Daniel Brian Amos, was declared dead at the scene. His passenger, 20-year-old Kayla Nicole Amos, was taken to a hospital, where she died. A police spokeswoman, Cpl. Jacklyn Davis, said the couple were from California, Md. | |
— Associated Press | — Associated Press |
Three people were killed in car crashes in Virginia on Monday, one of them in a collision with a snowplow. It was not clear whether the other two crashes could be linked to Monday’s storm. | |
Steven Gibbs, 63, of Linden, Va., died in the head-on crash into the plow in Fauquier County, state police said. They said slick roads may have contributed to the accident. The snowplow driver was uninjured. | |
In Loudoun County, one fatality occurred about 7 p.m. in a two-vehicle crash on Charles Town Pike near Harry Byrd Highway. | |
The third death occurred in Chesterfield County, near Richmond, state police spokeswoman Corinne Geller said. She also said a state trooper was seriously injured. | |
As of late Monday, Geller characterized road conditions in the state as “extremely treacherous.” | |
— Perry Stein and Martin Weil |