Mother, daughter killed in I-270 wrong-way crash; driver faces DUI charges
What to know about Mother, daughter killed in I-270 wrong-way crash; driver faces DUI charges
A mother and daughter were killed after another car struck theirs while driving on the wrong side of I-270 in Bethesda, Maryland on Saturday, according to Maryland State Police.
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What happened
A mother and daughter were killed after another car struck theirs while driving on the wrong side of I-270 in Bethesda, Maryland on Saturday, according to Maryland State Police.
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