Man who was identified as an uncle of victims who were killed in Baltimore County in April

Baltimore County (WBFF) – A man from Baltimore was identified as an uncle of one of the victims who were killed in a fatal crash in Baltimore County last month.

Devin Frink, 36, was identified by Maryland State Police as the driver of the vehicle.

On April 5 at 11:05 p.m., a soldier of the state police had stopped a Jeep Wrangler because of a traffic violation on the inner loop of the I-695 in the Greenspring Avenue.

However, the vehicle fled out of the scene.

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The authorities say that the soldier did not pursue the vehicle and deactivated its need lights before entering the traffic.

About three minutes later, the police stated that the soldier anchored the jeep into flames.

The police believe that the vehicle has lost control when he tried to get out of the I-695 ramp to the I-83 to the south, and to hit a embankment and a tree in front of the fire.

Frink and two passengers, 9-year-old Bailee Brooks and Serenity Gross, were declared dead at the crime scene.

The uncle was on the way to bringing Brooks and big home after he dropped his daughter, the family told us last month.

A family member says that they all come from the riding of the go-cart riding.

The von Brooks family asked the police around Dashcam and any other video regarding the tragic incident.

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In an answer to the request in April for video in connection with the crash, the Maryland State police said:

“The Maryland Department of State Police expresses sincere condolences to families and communities who claimed the lives of three people on April 5 in Baltimore County.

“Investigators from Maryland State Police Crash Team are actively working to complete the investigation and close the families.”

“The office of the Chief Medical Examiner and the Department of Forensic Sciences of Maryland State Police is working on confirming the identity of the adult male driver. In accordance with the law, it is prohibited from the department to release the identity of the two nine-year youth passengers.

“The Maryland Department of State Police is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards for integrity, thoroughness and professionalism in order to provide the highest quality of the law enforcement authorities.”

On Wednesday, the authorities announced via a press release that investigators from the crash team of the state police in Maryland actively work to complete the investigation and to close the families.