On Monday, May 2, it was announced that the condition of a man who was injured on April 21 when a pickup truck rolled on top of him near a work zone on Interstate 70 east of Hagerstown has been upgraded.
According to Maryland State Police the accident happened at about 1:30 a.m., when workers were repairing a guardrail on I-70 east at the U.S. 40 interchange. Troopers said a 2007 Chevrolet Colorado being driven by James P. Hill III of Bolivar, Ohio, attempted to change lanes and pulled into the path of a 2014 Ford F350. The impact forced the Chevrolet into the median, where it rolled several times and struck 39 year old Jamey Kamp, of Confluence, Pa.
Kamp was listed as being in critical condition but according to a hospital spokeswoman, he is now listed in good condition Monday at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
Neither Hill nor the driver of the Ford, Brian Steven Debusk of Elkton, Md., was injured.
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