Aberdeen, Maryland – Marcell McCassity and a passenger were injured in a car accident in Aberdeen on Monday, August 24th, 2015. The incident happened around 7:00 pm.
Morrison Stanley III was driving a 2013 Chevy pickup truck along Route 22 when the accident happened. He allegedly failed to stop at a red light when trying to turn left onto Route 22 from the Rogers Street ramp. The truck was hit by a 2008 Ford F250, being driven east along Route 22 in the right-hand lane by Marcell McCassity.
McCassity lost control of his truck and hit a 2006 Porsche Caymen, being driven west on Route 22 in the left lane by Gerard Tria. The Porsche was struckwith enough force that it was then pushed into a 1996 GMC truck driven by David Stanter and a 2006 Dodge Ram 1500, driven by Lyndell Barber.
McCassity and a passenger in his car were injured.
McCassity was taken by ambulance to University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore and his passenger was taken to Harford Memorial Hospital in Havre de Grace.
No other injuries were reported.
This accident it still being looked into, but we do know that Stanley has been issued citations for failing to obey a traffic signal and negligent driving.
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