Deputy crashed into car, held at fault

<p>PRINCE FREDERICK &lpar;Sept&period; 12&comma; 2013&rpar; &&num;8212&semi; According to the Calvert Sheriff&&num;8217&semi;s Office&comma; a deputy involved in a wreck has been determined to be at fault&period; Police report that on September 7 at 8&colon;49 p&period;m&period; DFC J&period;G&period; Denton&comma; Jr&period; was responding to a priority call in his agency vehicle&comma; a 2013 Ford Interceptor&comma; with lights and siren activated&comma; northbound on Md&period; Rt&period; 4 at Church Street in Prince Frederick&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;A vehicle driven by David W&period; Kent&comma; 62 of Ontario&comma; at the southbound light of the intersection&comma; proceeded through his green turn light in order to make a U-turn and travel north on Md&period; Rt&period; 4&period; At this time&comma; Kent’s vehicle&comma; a 2006 Chrysler Town &&num;038&semi; Country sedan&comma; struck DFC Denton’s vehicle on the driver’s side&period; DFC Denton was transported via ambulance to Calvert Memorial Hospital&period; He was treated for minor injuries and released&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;Mr&period; Kent and his three passengers did not suffer any injuries&period; DFC Denton was determined to be at fault&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;