Police: Driver met Tötöt

According to the police, the driver of a car that flees a traffic stop in Prince George's County, Maryland, ran on Interstate 495 before he was hit and killed early Monday morning.

Prince George's police said that a police officer had “tried a traffic stop” on a vehicle due to a traffic violation in the I-495 to the north and the Annapolis Road in Landover around 2:45 a.m., but the driver continued and did not stop.

“At this point, the official hired the traffic stop,” said the police.

Shortly after the attempted stop, an official saw the vehicle on a shoulder towards the north on the I-495 near the Kenilworth Avenue.

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“When the official approached the vehicle, the driver left the car, ran to the street and was hit by another vehicle,” said the police.

The officials said that the striking driver stayed at the scene.

According to the police, the driver hit died on site.

The slowdown of the examination was first reported by the WTOP traffic center at 4 a.m., whereby only the right shoulder was open at that time.

All lanes were reopened for traffic after 8:30 a.m.

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