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Teens Killed In Fiery I-270 Hit-Run Crash With BMW Identified By Maryland State Police

New details have been released by Maryland State Police following a fatal hit-and-run crash on I-270 as they continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the early morning incident.

The aftermath of the crash in Montgomery County

The aftermath of the crash in Montgomery County

Photo Credit: Twitter/@mcfrsPIO
The aftermath of the crash in Montgomery County

The aftermath of the crash in Montgomery County

Photo Credit: Twitter/@mcfrsPIO

Gaithersburg resident Luis Isaac Bran, 17, and 18-year-old Rebeca Gabriela Vasquez Moreno, of El Salvador, were both killed in Montgomery County in a crash on Friday, June 21 that also left their 50-year-old driver hospitalized with undisclosed injuries.

It is believed that the driver was Bran's mother and Moreno's aunt.

Troopers were called shortly before 5 a.m. on Friday to a stretch of the northbound lanes of the interstate, where there was a fiery three-vehicle crash that left two people trapped inside.

According to investigators, a Toyota RAV4 being driven by the 50-year-old woman was heading north on I-270 near Falls Road when a BMW convertible struck it, causing the multi-vehicle crash.

The BMW then fled the area.

Following the initial contact, the Toyota was then rear-ended again by a Ford pick-up truck. The driver of the F-150 was uninjured and refused medical treatment.

Police say that the BMW was later located abandoned, disabled on the right shoulder approximately half a mile north of the crash site, and investigators are attempting to identify and locate the driver.

The crash led to multiple lane closures for several hours on I-270, though the interstate reopened before noon. It remains under investigation.

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