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Maryland AG takes over probe after deadly police pursuit in Anne Arundel County

MARYLAND (WBFF) — A deadly crash in Jessup that began with a hit-and-run involving a police vehicle is now under investigation by the Maryland Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division, as required by state law in police-involved fatal incidents.Howard County police said a 2018 Infiniti Q60 struck an occupied, parked Howard County police vehicle on Montevideo Road near Route 1 just after 2 a.m. Sunday morning. Investigators said the driver kept going and the officer pursued the vehicle.About a mile away, police said the Infiniti crashed into a retaining wall outside a home on Montevideo Road near Montevideo Court before coming to a stop. ALSO READ | Man killed after police pursuit ends in crash on Montevideo Road in JessupOne man was pronounced dead at the scene, investigators said. Two other individuals were taken to Shock Trauma, and police said they remain in stable condition.Neighbors described waking up to the aftermath of the crash, including scattered debris and damage to a lawn. Mike Baker, who lives close by, said, “Somebody lost their life or something that could have been avoided.” Baker added, “Just complete shock yeah especially when you know you hear somebody lost their life..” He also said, “But when I fell sleep I didn’t hear no banging noise, nothing alarmed us about the crash. Like I said, we were just surprised.”Another neighbor, Taylor Aune, called the crash “really unfortunate.” Aune also said, “Any individual would hit a police car and then at the same time continue to chase and run when something like this happens. All you have to do is stop. I doubt that that police officer was gonna do anything to harm the individual. You know.”Investigators have not released the name of the man who died.Follow FOX45 reporter Keith Daniels on X and Facebook. Send tips to Kdaniels@sbgtv.com.

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Twin-engine plane makes emergency landing at Montgomery County Airpark; no injuries

GAITHERSBURG, Md. (7News) — A twin engine plane made an emergency landing at Montgomery County Airpark after having issues with the nose gear and circling the skies several times, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service officials and flight radar data. Crews were called to the airport after learning a Piper PA-34-200 plane with two people on board was trying to land when it had the equipment issues. Officials said the plane circled the airport to resolve the issue before it landed. Video from Montgomery County officials showed the plane landing with the nose on the ground. The plane, which is registered to High Flyers Aviation Service, LLC. according to Federal Aviation Administration data, took off from the airport initially before flying toward Northwest and return to the Airpark, according to flight data from ADSBExchange flight data. No injuries or fires were reported. The airpark was closed to flights temporarily.

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Baltimore firefighter injured after battling house fire on Ellerslie Avenue

A firefighter was injured after responding to a fire in northeast Baltimore on Monday afternoon, authorities reported.On September 7, around 2 p.m., Baltimore C

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