Roads Reopen After Truck Knocks Down Power Lines In Laytonsville

POSTED: 12:52 pm EDT June 3, 2008

UPDATED: 1:59 pm EDT June 3, 2008

LAYTONSVILLE, Md. -- Police in Montgomery County closed several roads in Laytonsville after a truck knocked down power lines at the intersection of Warfield Road and Route 108.

The incident caused power outages in the area. Pepco was called to the scene.

Related: Chopper4 Images From Scene

Police closed Warfield, Dorsey and Brink roads as well as Route 108 in the area. The roads were reopened after 1:30 p.m.

No injuries were reported.

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Roads Reopen After Truck Knocks Down Power Lines In Laytonsville

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