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A Baltimore County judge sentenced a former Baltimore County Police officer to 18 months in jail for fatally striking two pedestrians with his motorcycle while off duty. Circuit Court Judge
A Baltimore County judge sentenced a former Baltimore County Police officer to 18 months in jail for fatally striking two pedestrians with his motorcycle while off duty. Circuit Court Judge
A Baltimore County judge sentenced a former Baltimore County Police officer to 18 months in jail for fatally striking two pedestrians with his motorcycle while off duty. Circuit Court Judge
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An off-duty Baltimore County Police officer who fatally struck two people with his motorcycle in 2021 is guilty of criminally negligent manslaughter, a Baltimore County judge ruled Wednesday.
Print Associated Press, WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 An off-duty police officer has been arrested on drunken driving charges after authorities say his motorcycle struck two pedestrians who died in Maryland. Baltimore County Police say the pedestrians were struck after 2 a.m. Sunday in Dundalk. The first pedestrian, 34-year-old Joshua Day of Edgemere, was struck by a Subaru Legacy as he tried to cross North Point Boulevard. The second pedestrian, 21-year-old Berlynn Matthews of Middle River, got out of her car to help Day. It was then that police say off-duty officer William Co...