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Stevensville man dies in crash on Route 8
* Other driver treated, released from hospital
By: JACK SHAUM , Staff Writer 05/07/2004
Photo by JACK SHAUM
EMTs from the United Communities Volunteer Fire Department
transfer John Matthew Pease to a Maryland State Police Med-Evac helicopter
following an accident yesterday on Route 8. He was pronounced dead at the
University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
STEVENSVILLE - A two-vehicle collision on state Route 8 near
Stevensville Thursday killed one person and injured another.
John Matthew Pease, 39, of Stevensville, was pronounced dead
at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore after being
flown there by a Maryland State Police helicopter, said Tfc. Jennifer Schick of
the Centreville Barrack.
Kirsten Greenhawk, 35, of Stevensville, was taken by
ambulance to Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis where she was treated and
released, said hospital spokesman Margo Mohsberg.
Schick said shortly after 10 a.m., a 1991 Mazda driven by
Pease was heading north on Route 8 at Worcester Road when the driver lost
control. She said the car crossed into the south lane and collided with a 2001
Ford Expedition driven by Greenhawk. The Mazda, which was extensively damaged
on the passenger side, came to rest with its rear end in a drainage ditch on
the southbound side of Route 8.
"I had just crossed the road and I heard the tires lock and
then I heard them hit," said a man working nearby who asked not to be
identified. "It was pretty loud."
The man said he immediately called 9-1-1 on his cell phone,
and then noticed that an EMT who he believed "just happened to be there" was
giving assistance within moments of the collision.
Officials at the United Communities Volunteer Fire Department
confirmed that the EMT is a member of the department, but declined to identify
him, saying he was too upset to discuss the crash.
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