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Washington Teachers Union President Elizabeth Davis was drunk and speeding when she killed herself and a passenger in an April crash, according to a Maryland State Police investigation.
The Washington Teachers' Union president who died in a Prince George's County car crash last month was under the influence a the time of the crash, according to Maryland State Police. In a Friday news release, MSP said driver impairment was a factor in the collision that killed Elizabeth Davis, 70, and 67-year-old John Starr. According to the release, Davis had a blood alcohol content of . 13 at the time of the crash.
On Easter Sunday, Elizabeth Davis struck the car of music teacher John E. Starr Jr., killing both of them.
Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: Firefighters at the scene of a fatal fire on Prospect Street early Monday morning. Photo/Jeffrey Hastings MANCHESTER, NH – K. Michael Howland and his wife Michelle were on their rooftop deck Sunday night around midnight when they noticed their neighbor’s TV flickering. Howland, 58, of 92 Prospect St. said that was a good thing. It meant their neighbor in the first-floor apartment at 96 Prospect St. was already in bed and they would not be getting a call that she needed help getting into it. By 2 a.m., however, they were calling...
Longtime DC educator and Maryland musician killed in Easter crash Washington Teachers Union president mourned after deadly crash Elizabeth Davis, longtime teacher and president of the Washington Teachers' Union, was one of two people killed in an Easter night crash in Prince George's County. WASHINGTON - Hearts are heavy across D.C. and Maryland after a deadly crash that killed a longtime educator from D.C. and a well known musician from Annapolis. Elizabeth Davis, 70, and John Starr, 68, both died after Maryland State Police say Davis’ car rear-ended Starr’s as it was stopped at a red ...