Owings Mills Man Killed In I-83 Hit And Run: Police

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — An Owings Mills man was killed Sunday morning in a hit and run, according to Maryland State Police, who said the driver turned herself in more than 12 hours later.

Ramon J. Purvey, 30, of Owings Mills, pronounced deceased at the scene on the ramp from I-83 north to the outer loop of I-695, police said.

At the time of the crash, Purvey was outside his Mazda 3, which was parked on the roadside before 1:30 a.m.

Purvey was pronounced deceased at the scene, and police said the vehicle responsible was nowhere to be found. The SUV had accelerated afterward and driven away, authorities allege.

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At approximately 3 p.m., Whitney D. Flanigan, 30, and her lawyer came to the Golden Ring barrack to discuss the crash, according to officials, who said charges are pending against her.

She was allegedly driving a 2001 BMW X5 that authorities said belonged to a family member of Flanigan and was located in Owings Mills. Authorities had issued information about the BMW earlier in the day in hopes of finding its owner, stating it had damage to the passenger side, Pennsylvania tags and a missing mirror, which was left at the scene.

Before filing any charges, officials say they must review the crash and present their findings to the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office. Police are still investigating the factors that contributed to the collision.

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