David Krebs, 58, Tiffany Kelsey, 39 and police trooper injured in car accident on route 50 near route 45 in Annapolis, Maryland
3 Injured After Vintage Car Crashes Into Police Cruiser
Police say the trooper was treated and released; Krebs and Kelsey were admitted.
At about 4:15 p.m. Sunday on route 50 near Route 45, 58-year-old David Krebs was driving a 1967 MG when he changed lanes and lost control of his vehicle and hit a trooper's cruiser. Krebs car veered onto the shoulder, smashed into a concrete barrier and then collided into the rear of a stopped police cruiser's car at a traffic stop. The trooper, Krebs and a passenger in Krebs’ car, 39-year-old Tiffany Kelsey, were brought to Shock Trauma in Baltimore, where the trooper was later released.
After an injury car accident, take these steps to help the recovery process
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