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  • Accident Involving A Police Cruiser

    Thursday May 10 | via WMDT 

    Cambridge Police report that on Friday morning a marked police vehicle was driving on Sunburst Highway with lights and sirens on attempting to stop a traffic violator, when another vehicle being operated by Bonnie Laird of Secretary, MD, pulled into the path of the police cruiser.

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