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3 Siblings Killed in Bel Air Accident

Police responded to the scene of a serious accident in the Bel Air area late Monday night.

 

 

UPDATE (7:41 a.m. Tuesday)—A serious accident in the area of Wheel Road and Route 543 claimed the lives of three siblings Monday night.

David S. Bauguess, 29, Ashley M. Bauguess, 24, and Joseph M. Bauguess, 17, siblings who lived in the 1300 block of Marquis Court in Fallston, died in the crash while two other people were taken to a Baltimore hospital, according to Maryland State Police with the Bel Air Barrack.

The fatal crash happened around 10 p.m. when three vehicles crashed on Route 543 about half a mile south of Wheel Road.

The three Bauguesses were driving in a 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier registered to the sister, Ashley Bauguess, when the car crossed the double yellow line and sideswiped a 2010 Toyota sedan that was northbound on Route 543, according to state police.

Police are unsure who was driving the car at the time or why the car crossed the yellow line.

Troopers said they believe the force of the crash spun the car into the lane for northbound traffic and into the path of a 2007 Acura sedan.

The second impact split the Cavalier in two. Both David and Joseph Bauguess were ejected from the car while Ashley Bauguess, who was likely wearing a seatbelt, remained inside the car, according to police. All three were pronounced dead at the scene.

The occupants of the Acura, Ryan B. Cooper, 29, of the 100 block of Briarcliff Lane in Bel Air, and Sean P. O'Brien, 30, of the 3700 block of Wolf Trail Drive in Abingdon, were injured in the crash and taken by ambulance to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center for treatment, according to state police.

The occupants of the Toyota, Hua Lin, 30, and Du Gi Lin, 34, both of the 300 block of S. Main St. in Bel Air, did not require medical treatment, police said.

The crash site covered about one-tenth of a mile on Route 543. Because the area of the crash was so large, Route 543 was closed to traffic for at least six hours and investigators worked through the night.

Two state police helicopters were dispatched to the scene, but while the first helicopter was landing, the crew felt a shudder and after landing, noticed two engines were on fire, according to a separate release from state police.

All patients were taken by ground transportation to the hospital. The second helicopter circled the area and helped light the scene and ensure no other victims had been ejected.

Crews are unsure why the helicopter's engines malfunctioned and caught fire.

Related Topics: MD Route 543, Maryland State Police, Route 543, and Traffic

candice

10:50 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

Thats terrible. I have a lot of realitives that live near there. Lots of prayers!!

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Regina Powell

10:59 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

My heart aches for the people and their families. How tragic.

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Kiara

11:07 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

this is soo scary, its right behind my house. so many police officers and helicopters around. praying for the families. how quickly things can happen!

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Joan Borchers Butler

11:08 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

That's a terrible intersection. Have they put a light there yet?

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Alana Denise Hicks-Amoroso

11:34 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

Yes, there has been a light there for almost 20 years but for some reason, that area is just prone to horrible accidents. Right up the street, within eye shot of this intersection, a few months ago, there were 2 more people killed in a head on collision at that scene as well. How tragic for all these families......I travel this road all the time. Pretty scary stuff......prayers are with all the families involved......

Beverly Weeks

11:17 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

There's been a light there for at least 19 years...but they needed to put a turn arrow because that hill makes sight really bad. Prayers for everyone involved and their families. So tragic.

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denise

11:31 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

They need more street lightd there. It's so dark at night.

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Samie Stefanik

11:34 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

I got a call from my mom, it happened past the light not actually at the intersection. I don't know how it happened, or to whom, but I really am just hoping that they save as many people as they can.

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Alana Denise Hicks-Amoroso

11:41 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

I am hoping they can as well. Maybe if we start a prayer chain, God will hear all of us praying for the same thing and send down His angels to help all the families. This is just so heartbreaking to hear this.....and God speed to the EMT's and State Troopers who had to handle this accident as well. I'm sure its not an easy task to undertake for them either. So, so sad.......

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Lori Chrest

7:02 am on Friday, February 24, 2012

It is past the light by Bloom's Broom. People are leaving condolences at the wrong farm. It is across from the Bloom at the guard rail. My prayers and thoughts for the Mom, Dad and all family.

Doug

11:39 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

I feel for all involved... But the problem there is not darkness, traffic lights or bad roads..... The problem is unsafe drivers!!!

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Eddie R

11:42 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

I live in this area for almost 8 years now and have not heard anything as tragic as this one. my prayers go to the families and victims involved.

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Sam

12:04 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I heard that the fatalities were ages teens to twenties. They were driving on the wrong side of the road.
While the helicopters were searching to make sure everyone was accounted for and no one was ejected one of the helicopters caught fire and had to emergency land in a backyard close to the accident. No one was hurt the helicopter incident though.
The two people in the other car seem to be ok.

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sharon barski

12:09 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I just read that one of the cars was split in two due to the impact. Unbelievable. So incredibly tragic.

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Stephany Davis

12:11 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

That is heartbreaking....there will be some extremely devastated families in our county tonight. Prayers to all, including the first responders and officers. That's a scene nobody forgets easily, especially when it involves young lives :(

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Ron

12:54 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

A 4th has died at the hospital.

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Alana Denise Hicks-Amoroso

1:05 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Oh my goodness.....this is getting worse by the minute.......how awful......I just feel sick for these families.
Where are the updates coming from?

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MVPHKR

4:25 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

You posted this inaccurate comment before the accident investigation was completed. Shame on you!

Heather

12:57 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Ron- Where are you getting your updates?

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Alana Denise Hicks-Amoroso

1:12 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Thank you. Didn't know about this.....am going to check it out.
Have a great day tomorrow everyone.....please, please be safe out on the roads.

Whitney

1:08 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Get updates @ harford fire blog on facebook

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Deeg

1:10 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Harford Fire Blog on Facebook has updates.

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MVPHKR

4:27 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Yeah, I see the vollies in Harford County don't provide reliable information any better than they serve the public. "Unpaid professionals" indeed! :-(

Jylbeth Lynch

1:11 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

A FRIEND OF MINE ON FB JUST POSTED THIS
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People were ejected from vehicles. Trooper 6 along with various fire companies with light towers have set up to look for possible other patients that may have been ejected into the wooded areas near the scene. One vehicle was split in half with the backseat missing. Unsure the total number of people that were in each car. As of right now there have been 3 patients that would pronounced at the scene 2 transported to the hospital one of which has succumbed to their injuries.

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Alana Denise Hicks-Amoroso

1:15 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Oh my God!!! Are they still out there right now looking for more people? I guess 3 hours since the accident isn't a long time when its this bad. Unbelieveable......

Deeg

1:26 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I guess if they don't know exactly how many people they are looking for, they just keep looking. That's a good thing to know.

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Heather

2:24 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

What about the other ones? I'm still trying to get ahold of some of my friends who live in Bel Air. :-/

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KrdSdw

3:39 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

About 5 minutes ago: All Fire Personnel are able to clear the scene.

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joe malanga

3:54 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

i was up in that direction around 1150 and there were a lot of lights. one ambulance came down 543 towards 95. also saw the helicopter, wasnt sure what the deal with that was until i was on this page. i headed home around 230 and 543 was still blocked off in that area. one state trooper and some bigger trucks, not sure what they were doing. sorry to all the families that have lost and my prayers to the ones in the hospital. i got many calls/messages while i left my house asking if i was ok. i didnt realize how bad it was until i saw it for myself.

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Stephen Tauber

5:49 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

543 was still closed just south of Wheel Road at 4:00 AM.

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Jan Biondo

6:40 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Saw on channel 11 news that three siblings were killed. This is just too tragic and heartbreaking for words. Am praying for their family. Prayers for the two in the hospital, also. Harford Fire Blog has issued a statement that only three people have passed away, not four as previously stated.

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Teresa Meyers

7:03 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

My heart is broken for the families. OMGosh .. How do parents go on when 3 of their children were taken in the same accident? I pray that they are a praying family. God bless them. I traveled that road 3 times yesterday - that intersection exactly... this morning I will avoid that area for sure due to the pain and sorrow.

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Cindy

7:41 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Here is the story from Channel 13 - http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2012/02/21/police-3-siblings-killed-in-harford-co-car-crash/ Thoughts and prayers to the Bauguess Family of Fallston.

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KMLyons

7:51 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I know the father of the three siblings killed. He is a co-worker and the oldest girl used to work with me as well. I am so very, very heartbroken for this family.

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Lisa Peterson

8:00 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I live just past that intersection in Foxborough Farms and people travel way too fast on 543 ...it is hazardous just pulling out of my neighborhood!! Prayers to the families involved!!

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Madeline

8:11 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I live in Foxborough Farms. People drive way too fast on 543. Speed limit from Wheel Road to Fountain Green Swim Club is 40 mph. But it should be 30. People always drive faster than limit and with long stretches on 543 speed is always a factor. The slight curves on this part of 543 make it more dangerous.

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Daisy

1:49 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

40 is plenty safe. i feel for all involved, but don't be rediculous. if you cant keep in your own lane on this or ANY similar road at 40mph, you need to NOT DRIVE. the cause will most likely show that someone was disobeying an existing law, or laws, or there was a mechanical failure.

Tyler Hora

8:36 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I honestly don't think that anything is wrong with 543; both of the fatal accidents that have occurred on that road in the past few months have been caused by drivers crossing the double yellow line. It sounds to me like we have unsafe drivers out there, and it wouldn't shock me if the reason for distraction was a cell phone (ie. texting/facebooking while driving) which a lot of us are guilty for, but I think that this really needs to be the wake up call that implements strict law to prevent this type of tragic event from happening again. My thoughts/prayers/condolences go out to the Baugess family and all whom are affected.

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Annie

8:59 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

So true. I still see so many on their cell phones and texting everyday (including police, and troopers). If all these people were ticketed, there would be no deficit in the country, state, or the county!

Annie

8:57 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Excessive speed, not paying attention to driving is a hazard on this road and others throughout this county. You can barely make a right into the swim club without someone almost hitting you in the back, due to excessive speed and not slowing down. Also very difficult to come out of any one the neighboring developments due to people traveling so fast. The curve and high speed do not mix as we can see by all the tragic losses on this road. Prayers to the family who lost their beloved children. May God comfort them during this horrific time.

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Sabine Marlen

8:59 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

god thats horrible!! Prayers to the Family!!

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Colin

11:21 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@annie you know the thing that ticks me off the most about the cell phone law is that I see cops more than anyone talking on cell phones while driving. What ever happened to no one is above the law... But more importantly my prayers go out to.the people affected by this accident

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Karen

11:43 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@Colin, before you blast police officers for using their cell phones you might want to look the law up. It is not illegal for police to use their cell phones since their outdated vehicles are not equipped with bluetooth and other high tech devices. Police are not above the law, (yes some think they are) but if you want the same rights in regards to cell phone use all I can say it....They are hiring!

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Peter Nincompoop

4:09 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

why should a police officer be exempt from the law, the police should be the example of what is enforced and the police should be more aware of what is going on.
Why would the police be exempt because they have "outdated vehicles" I have an older car that does not have bluetooth but I still had to go out and buy a headset for my phone.

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Karen

6:15 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@ Peter, I do not make the laws nor do I believe most are fair. But if you do not agree with this law you should contact you local representative/senator to have these laws changed. As the law reads, they are not breaking any rules.

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Andy Eisner

9:11 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

@Colin, you are 100% correct!!!! Since when does law enforcement need phones? Is every vehicle not equipped with a two way radio? I agree, it really rubs me the wrong way when I see it, and actually I see it all the time! The law is the law, and they should be held to the same standard as everyone else.

Karl Schuub

11:30 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I see a lot of crazy driving with little if any enforcement. I think they ought to increase the fines for texting or talking on the phone while driving and it needs to include hands free. All major studies tell you it's not only the act of holding the phone, but the distraction of the conversation. It's proven people in the car with the driver cadence their conversation to the conditions, but people yapping on the phone elsewhere have no clue you're on ice, in heavy traffic, coming around a sharp corner, etc. It's not just speed, but also aggression...horrible manners out there, the worst of it from teenagers and sadly the girls are just as rude today as the boys if not moreso. Not sure if any of that has anything to do with this accident - it may not. Regardless, how very sad.

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Andy Eisner

9:13 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

I agree Karl, cell phones are a major distraction on the road. But then again so is eating, talking, putting on make-up

lynn

12:37 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

As a parent, I can't imagine having having all three of your children die in one horrific accident. Speculation on cell phone use, is just that, speculation. Pray for the parents, I can't imagine the grief they are experiencing.

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Eastsider

12:57 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

After losing a son over a year ago, I can’t imagine what it would be like to lose 3 children. My prayers go out to the family and friends of David, Ashley and Joseph Bauguess.

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Joshua Lockerby

1:12 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@ReillyK.
Yes, that is so true. If something was done before, this could have been prevented, but perhaps he was given another chance in good faith. Who knows?

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Colin

1:23 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@karen well if thats the law thats ridiculiously stupid. My car isnt bluetooth equipped either... So is it a fact that police officers are better at driving while on the phone than I am and pose less risk? Its not that I think I should be able to use my phone I just think the law should apply to all. After all we are all supposedly equal under the constitution.

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Peter Nincompoop

4:04 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I completely agree with this, the police are not exempt from any laws and should be setting the example for everyone.

bonnie dixon

1:41 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

So so sad no matter what the cirmcumstances. My prayers go out to this family who are no doubt in shock right now. 3 children gone in an instant will leave a hole in their lives. May God be with them and all who know the family. I pray that this sends a wakeup call to people in Harford County. I have read about way too many fatal accidents there lately. Please drive slower and safely . Pay attention to the road while you drive anywhere

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Christopher

3:43 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Wow. It's all very sad. I am just boggled that a car can cut another car in half !! How fast do you have to be driving to be able to cut a car in half? I've never thought something like that could happen??

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Voice O. Reason

3:46 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Horrible, horrible accident. Is it just me or do the ages of the folks involved seem odd? The one car had siblings, 17, 24 and 30 and the other car had friends 29 and 30. All out on a weeknight at 10 PM. Just a weird coincidence maybe.

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Ashley

4:48 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Probably. Just because they were out at 10pm on a weeknight doesn't mean anything. I'm 25 and was out frequently (with others) sometimes at 2-3am because we all worked overnights and slept during the daytime. It's unfair to assume that something is weird about people being out and about at whatever given time, you don't know their schedules.

The truth is...

4:03 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

The driver David, has a terrible driving record, etc. This could have and SHOULD have been prevented. Sad BUT true!

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Ashley

4:44 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

They don't know who was driving as of right now. The car is registered to the sister. Regardless it's a terrible tragedy.

Mr. Questions

4:11 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

This could've been a lot worse with a helicopter nearly crashing when it wasn't needed. The article is wrong, only one engine caught fire. But the interesting thing is that the EMS providers on the ground are too quick to call for a helicopter. This could've been the 2nd such tragedy where a helicopter wasn't needed. Usually calling for a helicopter boils down to a few reasons: 1) They're actually in need of faster transport, 2) The EMS provider is too scared to handle a trauma for a few extra minutes, 3) It looks cool because they can post pictures of the stupid helicopter all over, or 4) They're off work soon, or too lazy to make the drive down 95 to Bayview. Someone needs to reign these "professionals" in.

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Zackery McMillen

12:03 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Just fyi, one of the State Troopers on scene was a New Jersey Paramedic and he went against the responding Paramedics word when it came to calling in the Tooper for a flyout.It was not the responding paramedics fault that the Trooper was called

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uh huh yea ok

12:04 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Just FYI, It wasnt the responding paramedics fault that the Trooper was called for a flyout. One of the State Troopers on scene was a New Jersey Paramedic and he went against the word of the responder and called for the helicopter.

Lenny M.

5:28 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I live on wheel road, not to far off from 543, Always hearing news of an accident or something bad happening on these roads due to people not checking their speed limits or not watching the road, god bless those in the accident

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Old Skool

6:17 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Mr. Questions,

My sentiments exactly about the abuse of the helicopters. I have been in EMS going on 29 years and I refuse to fly any one due to our closeness to multiple trauma centers. This event is tragic but lets what until the investigation is done to see what really happened.

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The truth is...

7:00 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

MVPHKR -- googled you, is this what you do allll day? Yikes, get a life!

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Anthony

7:00 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I read this forum and I shake my head at all of you hypocritical, narrow-minded adults who are just on the outside looking in. I'm disgusted and the lack of professionalism with this site and the overflow of gossip from parents/ adults. Not one of you on this page is perfect. None. I may not know what caused the accident but blaming kids driving records for an accident is ridiculous. People get into accidents every damn day no matter what their driving record shows. There are an immeasurable number of ways that this accident could have happened. If half of you had any common sense you would realize your opinion is worthless. You're not scholarly because you give a bullshit assumption to such travesty. The fact is, we don't know why they crashed yet. RIP to those who lost their lives, and prayers to families of both parties.

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Tyler Hora

11:17 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

I couldn't have said it any better.

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Bettie Sheely

12:06 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

<Applause> I responded earlier, before I read your post, and I totally agree, ones past does not constitute them being in an accident. I have seen many adults drive worse then some of the kids. We all do stupid things while driving and we have all just been lucky that something like this didnt happen to us. I dont text while driving, I have a bluetooth, but I cross the yellow line here and there (and btw I have a clean driving record) but we all do these things and think nothing of it. No one is perfect or a perfect driver, this is a tragedy and should be looked at as a lesson to be learned by all, to keep that eye on the road and be more cautious when driving regardless of records or lack there of

BelAirMomof2

7:40 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Well said Anthony! The only comments following this article should be those of sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of these crash victims. I believe the female who passed away has children. If that is correct this tragedy gets even bigger and effects more lives. Please people, have some decency!

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Abc123

7:53 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Majority if the time when the police use a cell phone on duty is to relay or gather sensitive information that would they do not want aired on the police radio. Any bad guy with a scanner can easily monitor police activity.

No one on this website was their last night. Everyone should stop the Monday morning quarterbacking and respect thd family's who lives are forever changed!

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Andy Eisner

9:19 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Sensitive material? What are they the CIA? Scanners have been around since the 70's well before cell phones, did they use smoke signals back then? They have laptop computers mounted in their cruisers and one would believe that the info would be better sent to an email or VPN address as opposed to the open air and a personal cell phone

Matt

7:54 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

@Annie... Drivers are not required to slow down to allow you to exit the swim club. You are required to yield to them, no matter how fast they are driving. For all the negligent drivers going too fast there are plenty who pull out onto 543 like they're in their wm little world.

Half the time on 543 you end up 10 mph under the limit because drivers hit the brakes as they approach green lites.

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Cindy

7:55 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Thank you Anthony and BelAirMomof2! I find it a sad, sad situation that people are making judgements before the facts are heard. No matter what the circumstances may be that caused the accident (did any one think about swerving to avoid hitting an animal?), nor what the past records are of those involved, losing three children at once is a pain that I can not imagine! As the old saying goes - if you don't have something good to say about some one, then don't say anything at all. To the Bauguess family and everyone else who has been touched by this tragedy, my thoughts and prayers have been with you all day and will continue to be with you.

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Cate

7:56 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Whether they had bad driving records or not, they are not here to read this, the only people these comments will hurt are family and friends. I think they are feeling enough pain now that will last a lifetime!

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trish

11:07 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

You No...I do no this Family...What another event they all have to to endure!!!!...people should really stand back and wait to see what really happened before they blame Phones, drugs, or speeding ...or just the plan fact that maybe it took a split second to turn your head and say!!! hey brother in the back seat I love you or sis....No one will ever really no...they where siblings...I could just imagine me trying to talk to all four of mine at the same time in a car....Just wait!!!

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Natalie

2:44 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

I know this family and and some of their background and if you were wondering why they were not at home with their parents its because you do not know their situation and for everyone to pass judgement makes me upset. They were on the road at that time of night because they were coming from grandmoms who live maybe at the most 2 or 3 miles from the scene house headed back to fallston. This family has endured enough pain and tragedy in their life and these insensitive comments people make need to sit back and think before they speak. My prayers are with both sets of grandparents, Chuckie their dad and to thier uncles and aunts and their cousins.

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Andy Eisner

9:24 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Amen Natalie! I agree and my condolences go the family. As a father of 4 I could never begin to imagine what loosing three of kids at one time would do to me. Most of the " haters" or "judgements callers" do the same on every article on here, this one sadly is no different. The loss of 3 young lives is a tragedy and that is all that needs to be said.

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Heather

10:48 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

well said Natalie. I grew up with David, I knew Chuckie, Sharon and Jeff and Ashley, Joey was so little the last time I had seen them. If you could send our prayers and thoughts to them, from Heather, Michelle and Jessica, Mary's kids. May God bless them all with strength at this tragic time. My hearts go out to all their family and friends and Ashley's kids. For those who are not here to leave their condolences please do not even post, their is a family grieving and do not need to see your rude unthoughtful comments. Thank you

sharon crowl

8:51 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

My sympathies to the grandparents and parents, what a horrible tragedy, I was very good friends with Sharon, Dawn and I use to hang out with her and the kids years ago.And yes they have had so many heartbreaks in their lives, RIP,David,Ashley and Joseph,you are loved and missed.

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Mark Thomas Ward

11:22 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

To all the firefighters and paramedics in Harford County I thank you
for your commitment to the citizens, your professionalism is noted.
Thank You for being there when we need you, May God give you strength.
Mark T. Ward

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Laura

11:46 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Amen Again to Natalie and Heather,
If your not leaving condolences then just leave! For one second put yourself in their shoes, I know I never want to be there.
Love, Prays, Hope and Peace to the Family and Friends of these lost young people

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Karl Schuub

12:16 pm on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

To all the finger waggers out there; get a life. Read through this entire thread which now amounts to dozens and dozens of posts and you find a very small reference to the driving records of the family involved. It was hardly was a smear...just cold hard fact. So when Whitney Houston died were we suddenly to forget she drugged herself for years? This is a public forum...if you're not being gratuitously negative anybody can say anything they want. Certainly sensitivity and feelings matter, but it hardly seems to me anyone here has torn into this family.

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SnakeSkin

3:30 pm on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved!! I cant imagine how the survivors of this are handling this along with the families of the ones who lost there lives!!. 3 family members all at the same time, i cant imagine!!! Life is very precious!!! RIP!!!

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Jan Biondo

1:35 am on Thursday, February 23, 2012

Does anyone know if there is a fund set up to help the family with funeral costs? I read that David, Ashley and Joey are being cremated but still wonder if the family needs help? I realise this will not take away their pain but thought if we, the community, could help in some small way with the financial burden of burying three family members that would show them that we care and want to support them. The family has been in my thoughts and prayers ever since the tragedy occurred.

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Jill Bracewell

10:15 am on Thursday, February 23, 2012

What a horrific tragedy. My thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of these lives lost too soon. Regardless of past mistakes (which everyone makes, no one is perfect), there are 3 siblings who have died. I understand that this is a public forum for everyone to voice their personal opinions, but just for once, can't everyone just see this for what it is? A tragedy. A huge thanks to our volunteer EMS and First Responders for doing a thankless job. Your sacrifice is amazing. Remember this all you negative posters, they are the ones running into danger while the rest of us are running out.

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Jan Biondo

11:03 am on Thursday, February 23, 2012

Perfectly stated, Jill. Everyone makes mistakes but their families still love them. That's not what this is about. I also second your comments praising the EMS and First Responders and would add the police, too. All those who had to deal with this terrible tragedy have been affected by it. Prayers go out to all who are dealing with the loss of theses three young people and may they be granted eternal rest.

Oriole#5

2:07 pm on Thursday, February 23, 2012

There exists in Harford County a fantastic service that provides FREE mental health services for those in need of such. It is Harford County Mobile Crisis. Many people I know have utilized the services of these professional and dedicated individuals. I hope anyone even remotely effected by this tragedy know that there are professionals out there to help.

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EDWARD WEFELMEYER

12:06 pm on Wednesday, February 29, 2012

A REAL TRUST HAS BEEN SET UP AT FOR BAUGUESS CHILDREN'S FUNERAL TRUST FUND C/O CECIL BANK NORTHEAST BRANCH 108 EAST PLAZA NORTH EAST, MD.21901

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