Travon Booth dies in fatal Baltimore car crash
Fatal Baltimore car crash death of Travon Booth
Baltimore authorities announced that the initial probe into the finding of a body on a highway has been officially designated a homicide by local law enforcement. According to information released Tuesday by the city’s police department, state troopers notified them about a lifeless form located inside a vehicle that had been involved in an accident on northbound traffic artery I-83, specifically near the Ruxton Road access point, on the previous Saturday.
Identifying the individual as Travon Booth, who was 43 years old, the police stated that the official cause of demise, as determined by the county medical examiner, was a homicide stemming from several injuries inflicted by blunt force trauma. Further investigation by detectives revealed that the circumstances leading to Booth’s untimely end occurred within a specific residential block, the 1100 block of West Northern Parkway. Citizens are being encouraged to contribute any relevant information to the authorities by dialing 410-396-2100 or contacting Metro Crime Stoppers at 866-7LOCKUP.
