Police: One injured in crash on Veterans Parkway in Prince George's County
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. () — Prince George's County police said a person was taken to the hospital following a crash on Veterans Parkway Tuesday morning.
Details are limited; however, the Prince George's County Police Department told DC News Now that officers were called to the parkway around 7:20 a.m. for a crash involving two vehicles.
One person was taken to the hospital, and their condition is currently unknown.
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As of Thursday morning, Veterans Parkway at Annapolis Road was closed in both directions.
Drivers should follow police direction in this area and seek alternative routes until the crash is cleared.
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