The driver of a car that collided Wednesday morning with a charter bus in Baltimore County has died.The crash happened just before 11 a.m. at Brick Store and Falls roads. Arriving officers found a serious crash involving a G37x Infiniti and a charter bus. Officials said 41 students from St. Vincent Pallotti High School in Laurel were on board the bus. The students were on their way to a retreat in River Valley Ranch in Manchester, police said. Seven bus passengers were taken to Carroll Hospital Center with minor injuries.Police said the 19-year-old driver of the car, identified as Joel William Drawbaugh, of Havre De Grace, was entrapped in his car. He was pronounced dead at the scene.A primary investigation shows the Infiniti was traveling southbound on Falls Road north of Brick Store Road. The charter bus had become stuck while attempting to make a left turn onto northbound Falls Road. As the Infiniti entered the intersection, it struck the rear driver side of the bus.Falls Road remained closed between Gunpowder Road and Beckleysville Road for some time.The investigation is ongoing. The driver of a car that collided Wednesday morning with a charter bus in Baltimore County has died. The crash happened just before 11 a.m. at Brick Store and Falls roads. Arriving officers found a serious crash involving a G37x Infiniti and a charter bus. Officials said 41 students from St. Vincent Pallotti High School in Laurel were on board the bus. The students were on their way to a retreat in River Valley Ranch in Manchester, police said. Advertisement Seven bus passengers were taken to Carroll Hospital Center with minor injuries. Police said the 19-year-old driver of the car, identified as Joel William Drawbaugh, of Havre De Grace, was entrapped in his car. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A primary investigation shows the Infiniti was traveling southbound on Falls Road north of Brick Store Road. The charter bus had become stuck while attempting to make a left turn onto northbound Falls Road. As the Infiniti entered the intersection, it struck the rear driver side of the bus. Falls Road remained closed between Gunpowder Road and Beckleysville Road for some time. The investigation is ongoing. WBAL-TV\Robert Moore Slideshow 8 photos Share Shares Copy Link Copy Photos: Several injured in charter bus crash in Baltimore County 1 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 2 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 3 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 4 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 5 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 6 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 7 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore 8 of 8 PHOTO: WBAL-TV\Robert Moore Advertisement Advertisement This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Alert Baltimore Co - Crash closes MD 25 in both directions at Brick Store Road. sf #mdtraffic #MDOTNews — MD State Highway Adm (@MDSHA) October 17, 2018 This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.<doc-sep>BALTIMORE CO., Md. (WJZ) — Authorities have identified the 19-year-old killed in a crash involving a charter bus in Baltimore County Wednesday morning. The crash involved a charter bus and an Infiniti, and it happened just after 10:45 a.m., at Brick Store Rd. and Falls Rd. The 19-year-old driver of the Infiniti, identified as Joel William Drawbaugh, was pronounced dead following the crash. Drawbaugh was a 2017 graduate of Hereford High School. Police say three charter buses were headed to a retreat, and the third bus had bottomed out and gotten stuck, blocking both lanes of Falls Rd. Moments later, the Infiniti slammed into the back side, near the engine. One of the first to drive up on the scene, was Nick Collins, on his way to work, who said he knew he had to help. “It was just a bunch of metal and all that I could do is just talk to the person through the side where he was, and I just kept going back and forth and I was saying things that I feel that I would want to hear if I was in that situation,” Collins said. Collins said he did not want to risk making the situation worse, so he avoided touching or moving anything. He said he just reassured Joel as they waited for first responders. “From what I saw, I will never forget but seeing him breathe a little heavier knowing that my voice was there, and my words of absolute comfort, that I just kept repeating the same things, those three things: help is on the way, you’re going to be ok, and we’ll get you out of here.” Collins said. Of the more than 43 people on the bus, mostly teenagers from a Catholic school in Laurel, 8 were hospitalized with minor injuries. It was 40 minutes before firefighters were able to saw Joel out of his car. He died at the scene. Collins got a phone call from Joel’s family Wednesday night, thanking him. They said they wanted to give the last person to talk to Joel a hug, so they will be making time to meet each other. Follow @WJZ on Twitter and like WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore on Facebook<doc-sep>
Crime & Safety Car Driver Dies After Charter Bus Crash: Baltimore County Police Police said one driver died and eight people were hospitalized after a crash involving a charter bus on Falls Road at Brick Store Road. Reply BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — Officials said the driver of an Infiniti that collided with a charter bus Wednesday morning in northern Baltimore County has died. Eight people, including seven students, were hospitalized, according to police. Joel William Drawbaugh, 19, of Havre de Grace, had been driving the black Infiniti G37x that collided with a bus on Falls Road north of Brick Store Road before 11 a.m. Based on the preliminary investigation, police said the charter bus got stuck while trying to make a left turn onto northbound Falls Road from eastbound Brick Store Road. The Infiniti was headed south on Falls Road and as it entered the intersection, it hit the rear driver's side of the bus, according to officials. Crews were dispatched at 10:57 a.m. to the scene, where they said they found Drawbaugh "heavily entrapped" in the car. By 11:31 a.m., officials said he had been freed from the vehicle. A helicopter was initially summoned, but it was canceled when he went into trauma arrest, police said. Drawbaugh was pronounced deceased at the scene, officials reported Wednesday night. Authorities said they did not confirm sooner that he had died so that his family could receive proper notification. The charter bus contained 41 students from St. Vincent Pallotti High School in Laurel who were on their way to a retreat at River Valley Ranch in Manchester at the time of the collision, officials said. Eight people — the bus driver and seven students — were taken from the charter bus to Carroll Hospital Center for treatment of injuries that authorities said were not believed to be life-threatening.