Maine State Police are investigating a serious three-vehicle crash in Surry that left one person dead and two others injured on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred on Blue Hill Road around 2:44 p.m..
Authorities confirmed that 47-year-old Mark Nevells, a resident of Brooksville, was pronounced dead at the scene. Nevells was driving a northbound Subaru Forester when, for reasons still under investigation, an SUV crossed the center line and collided head-on with Nevells’ vehicle, as well as a southbound Honda Fit and Ram 2500.
The drivers of the Honda and Ram were transported to a local hospital for treatment. Police report that both were later released after receiving care. No further details about their injuries have been shared at this time.
This tragic crash has shaken the Surry community. Neighbors and witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with emergency responders quickly arriving to assist those involved. First responders acted swiftly to secure the area and provide medical aid, but sadly, Nevells’ life could not be saved.
The cause of the SUV crossing the center line is still under investigation, and Maine State Police are asking anyone who witnessed the crash or has information to contact them to help with the ongoing inquiry.
Officials are reminding the public to drive cautiously, especially on rural roads where conditions can change rapidly. This heartbreaking incident is a stark reminder of how quickly accidents can occur and the importance of remaining alert behind the wheel.
Mark Nevells is survived by family and friends who now face the difficult task of mourning their loss. Authorities and community members ask that privacy and respect be maintained for those grieving at this time.
The crash remains under investigation by the Maine State Police. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
💛 Key Details:
- Date & Time: Friday, around 2:44 p.m.
- Location: Blue Hill Road, Surry, Maine
- Fatality: Mark Nevells, 47, Brooksville
- Injured: Two drivers of Honda Fit and Ram 2500, later released from the hospital
- Investigation: Ongoing by Maine State Police
This is a developing story, and authorities encourage anyone with information to come forward.
