School Bus Crash Injures 4 In Anne Arundel: Police

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — Four people were reportedly injured in a school bus crash in Anne Arundel County Wednesday morning. The crash occurred on Solley Road at Energy Parkway before 7 a.m., according to the Anne Arundel County Police Department.

The bus was headed to Northeast High School, according to ABC 2 News, which said a student with a headache, the bus driver and one other adult were hospitalized for treatment of minor injuries. When paramedics from the Orchard Beach Fire Station arrived, the 11 students were getting off the bus, which was on its side, fire officials said.

One additional driver in a separate vehicle was also injured, according to Fox 45, which reported at 8:45 a.m. that the bus was being uprighted.

Solley Road was closed in the area, the news station reported, advising drivers to take Marley Neck Boulevard as an alternate route.

As a result of the accident, four patients with minor injuries were taken to Baltimore Washington Medical Center. The patients include the driver of an SUV involved in the crash, two employees on the bus and one student. The other ten students were not hurt, authorities said.

WJLA took these photos at the scene:

#BREAKING PHOTOS: Three people are injured after a school bus crashed and flipped on its side in Anne Arundel County, police say https://t.co/gRHnt0ktE0 pic.twitter.com/6FerV2GN3Z
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