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Anthony Armstrong, 32, killed and Juliet Murphy, 36, injured in motorcycle crash at Branch Avenue and Earnshaw Drive in Brandywine, Maryland

Modified Date: 
Fri, 06/21/2019 - 10:38am
Accident Date: 
Sunday, May 3, 2015

Motorcyclist killed in Brandywine accident

A motorcyclist was killed and another person was injured during an accident in Brandywine early Sunday morning. 

One Killed, One Injured in Prince George's County Crash

Police said one car attempting to make a left hand turn from Branch Avenue to Earnshaw Drive in Brandywine when they struck another vehicle on Earnshaw Drive. 

The two-vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Branch Avenue and Earnshaw Drive in Brandywine when a Honda Pilot turning left from Branch onto Earnshaw struck a Kawasaki ZX1000 traveling northbound on Branch. The motorcyclist, Anthony Armstrong, 32, of Temple Hills, Md., was taken to Southern Maryland Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased. A passenger in the Honda was also transported to the hospital. 

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Type: Motorcycle Accident
People Involved: 
Anthony Armstrong
Juliet Murphy
Roadway: 
Branch Avenue and Earnshaw Drive
City: 
Brandywine, MD
County: 
Prince George's County, MD
Area: 
Washington, DC

Comments

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 06/03/2015 - 8:15pm
There is a dire need for a traffic light there. Check the records. There have been several fatal accidents at that intersection involving. Motorcycles

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 08/28/2015 - 6:50pm
There NEEDS to be a traffic light here. I live near this dangerous intersection. People drive way too fast on Route 5. I sometimes have to sit at the intersection for over 10 minutes until it is safe to cross or merge. Even when I have a chance to go, it's pedal to the metal, otherwise I'd be hit as well. Slow down, get off your phone, and drive, people! Also do not speed up to be with the next group of cars ahead, leave ample space so that cars can safely cross the road.  Prayers to those who have lost their lives in these tragic accidents.

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