Report: Intoxicated Driver Caused Crash Killing White Marsh Toddler
Toxicology reports show that Victoria DeAngelo had a blood-alcohol content of 0.18 and had evidence of narcotic painkillers in her system.
Toxicology reports show that the driver of a fatal wrong-way crash on the Baltimore Beltway Thanksgiving weekend was drunk and had taken narcotic analgesics. Victoria DeAngelo, 21, of the 2300 block of Searles Road in Dundalk, crashed into another car as she drove on the wrong side of the Beltway on the Curtis Creek bridge, killing herself and a 3-year-old White Marsh girl. Reports from the Chief Medical Examiner's Office show that DeAngelo's blood-alcohol content was 0.18, and she also had Tramadol, a narcotic painkiller, in her blood, according to Sgt. Jonathan Green, a spokesman for the Maryland Department of Transportation. DeAngelo was driving a Chevrolet Cobalt the wrong way on the outer loop of I-695 at about 10 p.m. Nov. 25, when …
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Tim
9:02 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
What I mean is this: If you get pulled and blow .10 or more, then absolutely, one and done - at least for a few years. If you get into an accident harming others, again, let them sit for a few years carless. but I am sure I drive at something over .00 on occasion, but under the legal DUI limit of .08 from time to time. It's because I frequent NEARBY, locally owned establishments. In a pure zero … more ›