Waldorf, MD (June 6, 2026) – A two-vehicle collision left one person hurt on Thursday evening near the intersection of Berry Road and Stavors Road in Waldorf. The roadway emergency was reported at about 6:35 p.m. on June 4.
Early information indicated that airbags deployed and at least one occupant was trapped inside a vehicle. Emergency units removed the person a short time later and evaluated two people involved.
One patient was taken to UM Charles Regional Medical Center with injuries. A second person declined further medical care after being evaluated.
Additional information about the accident had not been made public as of this report. Investigators are continuing to review the circumstances surrounding the wreck.
We hope for a smooth recovery for the person receiving treatment.
What Happens When Entrapment Is Reported After a Traffic Collision?
When entrapment is reported after a traffic collision, medical personnel first work to determine whether anyone inside a vehicle can safely exit on their own. If not, specialized equipment may be used to create space and allow access to those inside.
Airbag deployment, vehicle position, and structural damage are usually considered during these efforts. Medical teams also assess occupants for visible injuries and other health concerns that may not be immediately apparent. Even when someone appears alert, further evaluation may be recommended because some symptoms can develop later.
After everyone is safely removed, attention frequently turns to documenting vehicle positions, roadway conditions, and other physical evidence. These details can help provide a clearer picture of how the collision occurred and whether any contributing factors were involved.
