3 killed when living facility bus crashes into dump truck in Maryland

4 days ago

Charles County news, Maryland news.

Three people are dead after an assisted living facility bus crashed into a dump truck head-on in Charles County, Maryland early Friday morning.

The victims were identified as two passengers of the “senior-living assisted facility transportation bus” and its driver.

Maryland State Police identified the three victims as 84-year-old driver Charlie Parker; and passengers Cassandra Brown, 61, and Darlene Burrell, 64.

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  • The collision occurred shortly before 8 a.m. at Port Tobacco Road and Bowie Road when the Sagepoint Senior Living Services bus lost control “for unknown reasons” and struck an eastbound dump truck head-on.

    Impairment is not believed to be a factor in the collision. Maryland State Police Lt. Everett West said the tragedy affected first responders.

    “I think I can easily speak for all the first responders; it’s a pretty somber mood here today.”