The second driver charged in the deaths of six construction workers in a March Beltway crash will remain in jail, a County District Court Judge ruled Thursday.

WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5 - A judge on Thursday ruled that Lisa Lea, the second driver indicted in the crash on the Baltimore Beltway that left six construction workers dead, will be held without bail.

The two drivers in the Baltimore Beltway crash that killed six construction workers were indicted Monday on charges that include negligent manslaughter. Melachi Duane Darnell Brown, 20, was driving a Volkswagen Jetta that collided with an Acura TLX driven by Lisa Adrienne Lea,

Maryland State Police arrested Lisa Adrienne Lea, one of two drivers charged in a Beltway crash that resulted in the deaths of six construction workers.

The second driver in the crash on the Baltimore Beltway in March that killed six people is being held without bond after police went to multiple locations tryin

The drivers of two cars involved in the March crash are facing more than two dozen charges each after six highway workers were killed.

Two drivers were indicted on more than 50 charges in connection with a horrific March crash that took the lives of six construction workers in Maryland.