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Woman Airlifted, Teens Injured In Single-Vehicle Maryland Crash With Power Pole: Report Woman Airlifted, Teens Injured In Single-Vehicle Maryland Crash With Power Pole: Report
Woman Airlifted, Teens Injured In Single-Vehicle Maryland Crash With Power Pole: Report Six people, including five teenagers, were seriously injured after a vehicle crashed into a power pole in Prince George's County, reports WUSA 9.  The crash occurred around 11:20 p.m., Thursday, July 21 on Laurel Bowie Road at Cherry Lane, the outlet continues. Two of the occupants are suffering from life-threatening injuries, with a 28-year-old woman being airlifted to a hospital for treatment. The other four occupants received serious injuries that did not appear to be life-threatening. To read the full report by WUSA 9, click here.

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by Annie DeVoe
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Heartbroken Mom Speaks Out After Missing Son Found Dead In Maryland Heartbroken Mom Speaks Out After Missing Son Found Dead In Maryland
Heartbroken Mom Speaks Out After Missing Son Found Dead In Maryland The mother of a 17-year old boy believed to have been killed apparently had been pleading with him to get help about being bullied, according to WUSA 9 report. Jailyn Jones, a 12th grader at Northwest High School, was found dead on Jan. 24, on the 18900 block of Grotto Lane in Germantown. His death is being investigated as a homicide. Meanwhile, his mother, Alexis McDaniel, said he was the victim of bullying at the school. “I asked for help I did," McDaniel told WUSA 9. "I asked the school board to put an end to the bullying, the zero-tolerance with the bullying." I spoke with the 17-…

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by Joe Gomez
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Teen Mysteriously Struck Dead During Storm In Maryland Teen Mysteriously Struck Dead During Storm In Maryland
Teen Mysteriously Struck Dead During Storm In Maryland An investigation is underway by Montgomery County Police as to how a teen died during a storm on Jan. 16, according to WUSA 9. A group of teens called 911 after one of them collapsed outside of the main gate to Montgomery College, a fire spokesman told the outlet.  The teen was in full cardiac arrest when responders arrived and later died.  A first responder apparently suffered an electric shock during their attempt to perform life-saving measures on the teenager.  However, the investigation found that the teen had not been electrocuted, according to Montgomery County P…

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by Joe Gomez