The man was in his 80s, Frederick County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Todd Wivell said in an interview at the scene.
At around 3:50 p.m, sheriff’s deputies responded to the 4200 block of Araby Church Road in Urbana, near Monocacy National Battlefield, for a call involving a vehicle.
Deputies found the man pinned under a 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe where the roadway and driveway meet. The man’s wife, who was driving the Hyundai, had accidentally backed over him, Wivell said. The Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services responded, and worked to get the man out from under the vehicle, Wivell said. Once a crew got him out, they performed CPR on him, but could not resuscitate him.The sheriff’s office is investigating to get more clarity on the circumstances, Wivell said.Follow Clara Niel on Twitter: @clarasniel
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