Belcamp Woman Killed In I-83 Crash: Police

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — A Belcamp woman was one of two people killed in a crash on Interstate 83 in Baltimore County early Sunday morning, according to Maryland State Police. She and a man had gotten out of their car, which became disabled near Ruxton Road, when they were fatally hit by a vehicle, officials said.

Renee D. Harrell, 25, of Belcamp, and Gary G. Boyd Jr., 37, of Baltimore, were both pronounced deceased at the scene, according to police. Court records show Harrell had an address of the 300 block of Golden Eagle Way in Belcamp.

Harrell and Boyd had been in a 2009 Toyota Camry that got into a crash and became disabled perpendicular to the fast lane on I-83 north, officials reported.

They were outside the Camry when a 2013 Hyundai headed north on I-83 hit both of them, throwing Boyd off the bridge into the river below, according to authorities.

Dana E. Parker, 49, of Owings Mills, had been driving the Hyundai, officials said. He refused treatment at the scene, according to authorities.

The crash is still under investigation and "nothing has been ruled out at this time," Maryland State Police said in a statement Sunday afternoon.

The interstate was closed in the area for several hours as authorities processed the scene. I-83 north reopened around 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, police reported.

It was the third fatal crash in four days on a Baltimore County highway.

On Friday a woman was killed in a wrong-way crash on I-695 near Loch Raven Boulevard.

On Thursday, police said a man was killed on the Harford Road exit from I-695 while picking up debris.

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