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Maryland State Police arrested Lisa Adrienne Lea, one of two drivers charged in a Baltimore Beltway crash that resulted in the deaths of six construction workers.
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The second driver charged in the deaths of six construction workers in a March Baltimore Beltway crash will remain in jail, a Baltimore County District Court Judge ruled Thursday.
Lisa Adrienne Lea, a 54-year-old from Randallstown, turned herself in Wednesday at the Maryland State Police Golden Ring Barrack, where she is being processed,
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The Beltway work zone crash that killed six illustrates how post-pandemic commuting patterns may be inadvertently encouraging deadly driving habits.
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Maryland State Police arrested Lisa Adrienne Lea, one of two drivers charged in a Baltimore Beltway crash that resulted in the deaths of six construction workers.