Desastres · Jarrettsville PikeMonkton fatal crash kills Port of Baltimore executive Brian Miller and his wifeExibido 4 de novembro de 2026 às 07:11 UTCEsta coberturaTranscrição · CARREGANDO0:07A two-car collision killed a port executive and his wife.0:10Their two adult children lost both parents, and a nineteen-year-old driver was0:15seriously injured.0:17Investigators are examining how the vehicles collided and whether speed contributed.0:22Kimberly Ann Miller drove the Volvo XC60, with her husband Brian Walter Miller,0:28riding as her passenger.0:29Both died at the scene.0:31Matthew Waylett, nineteen, drove the Volkswagen Passat.0:35Police initially described his injuries as serious.0:38The crash happened at Jarrett'sville Pike and Hess Road in Harford County on October0:43thirty-four th, twenty twenty-six, Halloween night.0:47The location has been described as Moncton and Falston.0:50Both names refer to the same collision at that intersection.0:54Troopers from the Bel Air Barrack responded at about seven nineteen that evening.0:58Police's preliminary investigation places the Volvo traveling east on Hess Road.1:03The Volkswagen was traveling south on Jarrett'sville Pike when the vehicles1:07collided.1:08Maryland State Police Aviation Command flew Waylett, who lives in Moncton to shock1:13trauma.1:14His later condition hasn't been made public.1:16Brian Walter Miller was sixty-one.1:19The names Brian Miller and Walter Miller refer to the same man.1:23He and Kimberly lived in Falston, and the Port of Baltimore confirmed that the two1:28people killed were its deputy executive director and his wife, Kimberly, was also1:33known as Kim.1:34Police list her age as fifty-six, while she's also been identified as sixty.1:40That discrepancy has-- Brian Miller worked for the Maryland Port Administration for1:44twenty-six years.1:46Since twenty twenty, he'd served as deputy executive director for operations and1:51logistics.1:52His career connected him to the port's people and the maritime industry over more1:57than two decades.1:58Kim Miller was a longtime part of that community too.2:01She accompanied Brian to many port events over the years.2:05The administration mourned both of them.2:07Remembering a couple whose connections to the port extended beyond Bryan's job,2:11their survivors include their adult children, Trent and Riley.2:16Brian's mother, Mary Carroll, known as Sam, also survives him.2:21She previously worked for the Maryland Port Administration, giving the family2:25another connection to the institution, now mourning their deaths.2:29The port remembered Brian's love for its people, and for working in the maritime2:34industry.2:34Its tribute said he would be deeply missed.2:37For Trent and Riley, a collision took both their mother and father on the same2:41evening.2:42The roadway was closed for more than three hours, while investigators worked after2:46the crash.2:47That closure was part of the response on Halloween night.2:51Police believe speed may have contributed.2:53They haven't linked that possibility to either driver or assigned responsibility.2:58The Maryland State Police crash team is still investigating the cause of the3:03collision and whether any charges will follow.Explorar com o HeyDexSeguir por RSS
