Black Weekly
2019-02-03 22:13:24 UTC
BOWIE, Maryland A Saturday morning crash killed five children
and injured two adults, Maryland State Police troopers said.
Prince Georges County police and fire responded to reports of a
car crash shortly before 5 a.m.
Police say a preliminary investigation shows that the 2005
Chrysler Pacifica went off the left side of the road into a
wooded area, hitting several trees before spinning into a snow-
covered field. Inside the car, police say, were two adults: 32-
year-old Dominique R. Taylor, identified as the driver, and 23-
year-old Cornell D. Simon in the front passenger seat.
Both were transported by Prince Georges County Fire Department
medic units to UM Prince Georges Hospital Center and remain
there while undergoing treatment for injuries.
In the back seat of the car were five children ranging in age
from five to 15. All of the children were ejected from the car
during the crash and were pronounced dead at the scene, Maryland
State police said.
The early investigation has led police to believe the children
were at the back of the car and were not properly restrained by
seat belts at the time of impact.
Authorities say the cause of the crash is still under
investigation.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan tweeted on Saturday that he was
deeply saddened by the news and that he was praying for
everyone involved.
https://fox8.com/2019/02/03/5-children-ejected-killed-in-
maryland-car-crash/
and injured two adults, Maryland State Police troopers said.
Prince Georges County police and fire responded to reports of a
car crash shortly before 5 a.m.
Police say a preliminary investigation shows that the 2005
Chrysler Pacifica went off the left side of the road into a
wooded area, hitting several trees before spinning into a snow-
covered field. Inside the car, police say, were two adults: 32-
year-old Dominique R. Taylor, identified as the driver, and 23-
year-old Cornell D. Simon in the front passenger seat.
Both were transported by Prince Georges County Fire Department
medic units to UM Prince Georges Hospital Center and remain
there while undergoing treatment for injuries.
In the back seat of the car were five children ranging in age
from five to 15. All of the children were ejected from the car
during the crash and were pronounced dead at the scene, Maryland
State police said.
The early investigation has led police to believe the children
were at the back of the car and were not properly restrained by
seat belts at the time of impact.
Authorities say the cause of the crash is still under
investigation.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan tweeted on Saturday that he was
deeply saddened by the news and that he was praying for
everyone involved.
https://fox8.com/2019/02/03/5-children-ejected-killed-in-
maryland-car-crash/