2 Injured in Route 100 Crash, Police Say

ELLICOTT CITY, MD – Two Hagerstown residents were hospitalized after a rollover crash on MD 100 Tuesday morning that shut down a section of the highway for hours, according to the Howard County Police Department.

Keith Charles Quigg, 31, was driving a Pontiac G5 on westbound Route 100 when the car left the road at 9:43 a.m. and rolled over multiple times for reasons that have not yet been determined, police said.

Passenger Nicole Marie Ashby, 31, was taken to Howard County General Hospital, where officials reported she was in critical condition.

Quigg was at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in stable condition, police said Tuesday afternoon.

Officials said neither Quigg nor Ashby was wearing a seatbelt.

Route 100 westbound was closed for approximately three hours between Executive Park Drive and MD 108.

Previous Report

All lanes of MD 100 west are closed at Executive Park Drive Tuesday morning after a single-vehicle crash that officials said sent two people to the hospital.

The collision happened before 9:45 a.m. when a Pontiac G5 headed west on Route 100 left the road and rolled multiple times, according to the Howard County Police Department.

The man driving was taken to shock trauma with serious injuries, and the woman passenger was taken to Howard County General Hospital with critical injuries, police said. Neither was believed to have been wearing a seatbelt.

As of 11 a.m., all lanes of westbound Route 100 remained closed.

Police said Route 100 west will be closed for an extended period between Executive Park Drive and MD 108.