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A 21-year-old man from Marydel died after a car crash in Goldsboro yesterday morning.  The Caroline County Sheriff’s Office says around 7 AM, a Honda was driving on Davis Road when the driver did not stop at a stop sign.  The Honda entered the intersection and was hit on the driver’s side by a Chevrolet driving on Union Road. Sheriffs say investigators believe fog and reduced visibility may have been a factor in the crash.  The driver of the Honda was taken to a local hospital where he died from his injuries. His identity is being withheld until family can be notified.  Caroline County Sheriffs and the Maryland State Police crash team are investigating. 

Last week the Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office was working traffic enforcement near Dominion Road and Route 50 in Chester, when a quick check on a passing car led to a man facing more than 20 charges and citations.  The driver has been identified as James Dunlavey, and his charges include DUI, DWI, and several counts of trying to get away from police.  A deputy ran the plate on a car that drove past, and the plate came back as belonging to a different vehicle.  This  led to the deputy following the car and trying to pull it over near Route 50 and South Piney Road. He turned on his lights and siren but the vehicle kept going. It turned onto Route 18 and then pulled into the Chester Village parking lot.  Once the car stopped, Dunlavey got out and tried to leave on foot. Deputies stopped him before he could get away, but while Deputy Meehan talked with Dunlavey, he smelled a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, and saw an open alcoholic drink sitting in the center console. As the investigation unfolded. the Deputy learned that Dunlavey had an outstanding warrant, and was driving illegally.