The driver,28-year-old Kai Deberry-Bostick, was arrested after she breached barriers and drove into a crowd at the Main Street Festival in Laurel, Maryland. (Credit: Facebook / Laurel Police Department)

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An annual Maryland festival which attracts thousands of attendees each year faced a series of setbacks on Saturday when a woman drove into a busy crowd, just hours after a propane explosion rocked the same event.The driver,28-year-old Kai Deberry-Bostick, was arrested and criminally charged after "recklessly" breaching barriers and driving down a bustling road at the Main Street Festival in Laurel, Maryland, according to Laurel Police.Police body camera footage shows Deberry-Bostick sitting in her car, contemplating how to get through the closed-down street. A police officer apologizes for the inconvenience and offers to order her a taxi.VANCOUVER DRIVER PLOWS INTO CROWD OF PEOPLE ATTENDING FILIPINO FESTIVAL, KILLING MULTIPLE VICTIMS"There has to be another way," she says. "I'm not taking a taxi all the way to Virginia. I work in Virginia."5 DEAD, MANY INJURED AFTER MAN DRIVES INTO GERMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET IN SUSPECTED TERROR ATTACK: REPORTDeberry-Bostick then gets out of her car and walks over to where the officer is standing. "I've gotta go to work!," she says. "What do you want me to do?"The officer warns her not to disturb the area, to which she replies, "I might have to."Deberry-Bostick then proceeds to rip the caution tape off the barrier blocking the road and gets back in her car. She begins driving right into the officer who tries to block her from entering the festival."Stop! Stop your car," the officer yells.Dramatic footage shows the woman hitting the officer with her vehicle. She then barrels down the street toward festival-goers as the officer trails behind on foot."Thanks to their rapid response, no festival-goers were harmed," Laurel Police said in a statement. "However, during the incident, one of our officers did sustain minor injuries after being struck by her vehicle."RAGING PORTLAND DRIVER RIPS THROUGH ROSE PARADE IN FURIOUS VIDEOThe shocking encounter came just hours after a propane explosion as vendors were setting up. One person was injured in the explosion and sent to the hospital, Laurel Mayor Keith R. Sydnor said at a news conference.The festivals parade, which usually kicks off the festival at 9 a.m., was canceled due to the incident. Sydnor added he does not think the investigation into the explosion will go further because it was likely a "negligent accident on the vendor setting up.""This is a festival that's been going on for 44 years," Sydnor said. "Unfortunately, this accident happened, but we're glad everyone is safe."The Main Street Festival closes down Laurel, Maryland's Main Street each year. It allows thousands of festival-goers to walk around and enjoy a parade, a range of food vendors, arts and crafts, and more, according to the City of Laurel, Maryland website.Laurel Police did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

An annual Maryland festival which attracts thousands of attendees each year faced a series of setbacks on Saturday when a woman drove into a busy crowd, just hours after a propane explosion rocked the same event.The driver,28-year-old Kai Deberry-Bostick, was arrested and criminally charged after "recklessly" breaching barriers and driving down a bustling road at the Main Street Festival in Laurel, Maryland, according to Laurel Police.Police body camera footage shows Deberry-Bostick sitting in her car, contemplating how to get through the closed-down street. A police officer apologizes for the inconvenience and offers to order her a taxi.VANCOUVER DRIVER PLOWS INTO CROWD OF PEOPLE ATTENDING FILIPINO FESTIVAL, KILLING MULTIPLE VICTIMS"There has to be another way," she says. "I'm not taking a taxi all the way to Virginia. I work in Virginia."5 DEAD, MANY INJURED AFTER MAN DRIVES INTO GERMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET IN SUSPECTED TERROR ATTACK: REPORTDeberry-Bostick then gets out of her car and walks over to where the officer is standing. "I've gotta go to work!," she says. "What do you want me to do?"The officer warns her not to disturb the area, to which she replies, "I might have to."Deberry-Bostick then proceeds to rip the caution tape off the barrier blocking the road and gets back in her car. She begins driving right into the officer who tries to block her from entering the festival."Stop! Stop your car," the officer yells.Dramatic footage shows the woman hitting the officer with her vehicle. She then barrels down the street toward festival-goers as the officer trails behind on foot."Thanks to their rapid response, no festival-goers were harmed," Laurel Police said in a statement. "However, during the incident, one of our officers did sustain minor injuries after being struck by her vehicle."RAGING PORTLAND DRIVER RIPS THROUGH ROSE PARADE IN FURIOUS VIDEOThe shocking encounter came just hours after a propane explosion as vendors were setting up. One person was injured in the explosion and sent to the hospital, Laurel Mayor Keith R. Sydnor said at a news conference.The festivals parade, which usually kicks off the festival at 9 a.m., was canceled due to the incident. Sydnor added he does not think the investigation into the explosion will go further because it was likely a "negligent accident on the vendor setting up.""This is a festival that's been going on for 44 years," Sydnor said. "Unfortunately, this accident happened, but we're glad everyone is safe."The Main Street Festival closes down Laurel, Maryland's Main Street each year. It allows thousands of festival-goers to walk around and enjoy a parade, a range of food vendors, arts and crafts, and more, according to the City of Laurel, Maryland website.Laurel Police did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Shilo Sanders isnt getting as much attention as his little brother, Shedeur, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie minicamp.But that doesnt matter as long as he continues to impress his new coaches.Shilo Sanders signed with the Buccaneers, a team in need of some secondary help entering the 2025 season, in hopes that he can crack the 53-man roster come Week 1. And while training camp is still some months away, hes done a good job making a good first impression on head coach Todd Bowles.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Like the rest of the safeties, hes very intelligent, hes very loud," Bowles said. "You can hear him (on the field), making calls and everything, so he has a good grasp of things Day 1. There was about three or four of them that did. He was one of them, but you have to make plays in pads. Thats what it comes down to knowing what to do and then doing it consistently and constantly getting better every day."Sanders also knows how a good impression on the media can work in his favor, as he made sure to shake every one of their hands during his availability. After the introductions were complete, he discussed this opportunity.SHILO SANDERS TALKS TRUMP'S POST ABOUT HIS BROTHER AMID NFL DRAFT SLIDE"Man, look at where were at," he said. "Look at the whole coaching staff. Its a really supportive coaching staff. Everybody wants to see everybody do good. Everybody on the team, we all want to see each other win. Its a great environment to thrive in."Sanders has also been impressing his new teammates, including third-round pick Jacob Parrish."Hes very smart," he said. "He helped me a lot with the adjustments. Im excited to work with him."Being a member of the secondary, Sanders has always been compared to his Hall of Fame father, Deion Sanders, which is only natural. But the 25-year-old simply wants to work, and thanks the Buccaneers for the opportunity to show them he can help this season."They gave me a chance before anyone so Im forever grateful to the Buccaneers, and Im just gonna do everything in my power to help this team win," he said. "Thats all I want."Antoine Winfield Jr. is the Pro Bowl veteran on Bowles defense, so free safety is the only likely available spot for Sanders. However, every good secondary needs depth, and those players are also critical pieces on special teams.Sanders thinks he can separate himself from the pack by showing he can force turnovers."Throughout my whole career, Ive always been a guy who gets the ball out any way, shape or form," he said. "Forced fumbles, picks, Im gonna get the ball. Thats the whole point of playing defense. We wanna get the offense the ball."The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Shilo Sanders isnt getting as much attention as his little brother, Shedeur, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie minicamp.But that doesnt matter as long as he continues to impress his new coaches.Shilo Sanders signed with the Buccaneers, a team in need of some secondary help entering the 2025 season, in hopes that he can crack the 53-man roster come Week 1. And while training camp is still some months away, hes done a good job making a good first impression on head coach Todd Bowles.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Like the rest of the safeties, hes very intelligent, hes very loud," Bowles said. "You can hear him (on the field), making calls and everything, so he has a good grasp of things Day 1. There was about three or four of them that did. He was one of them, but you have to make plays in pads. Thats what it comes down to knowing what to do and then doing it consistently and constantly getting better every day."Sanders also knows how a good impression on the media can work in his favor, as he made sure to shake every one of their hands during his availability. After the introductions were complete, he discussed this opportunity.SHILO SANDERS TALKS TRUMP'S POST ABOUT HIS BROTHER AMID NFL DRAFT SLIDE"Man, look at where were at," he said. "Look at the whole coaching staff. Its a really supportive coaching staff. Everybody wants to see everybody do good. Everybody on the team, we all want to see each other win. Its a great environment to thrive in."Sanders has also been impressing his new teammates, including third-round pick Jacob Parrish."Hes very smart," he said. "He helped me a lot with the adjustments. Im excited to work with him."Being a member of the secondary, Sanders has always been compared to his Hall of Fame father, Deion Sanders, which is only natural. But the 25-year-old simply wants to work, and thanks the Buccaneers for the opportunity to show them he can help this season."They gave me a chance before anyone so Im forever grateful to the Buccaneers, and Im just gonna do everything in my power to help this team win," he said. "Thats all I want."Antoine Winfield Jr. is the Pro Bowl veteran on Bowles defense, so free safety is the only likely available spot for Sanders. However, every good secondary needs depth, and those players are also critical pieces on special teams.Sanders thinks he can separate himself from the pack by showing he can force turnovers."Throughout my whole career, Ive always been a guy who gets the ball out any way, shape or form," he said. "Forced fumbles, picks, Im gonna get the ball. Thats the whole point of playing defense. We wanna get the offense the ball."The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Jordon Hudson came up just short in the Miss Maine USA pageant on Sunday, finishing in third place in the competition with her boyfriend Bill Belichick reportedly looking on in the crowd.The 24-year-old, representing Hancock, surged to the final day of the competition over the weekend. She was named one of the top-10 finalists on Saturday. She won the "style" portion of the event and, on Sunday, positioned herself to be within the final five competitors.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe participated in the interview portion of the event and appeared to take a shot at detractors amid a turbulent few weeks after the disastrous CBS interview in which she shut down a question to Belichick on how the two met.Hudson was asked how she was doing before launching into her answer."Im feeling an immense amount of pride right now," she said via Mass Live. "I hope anyone whos watching this finds the strength to push through whatever it is that theyre going through and embodies that hate never wins."When asked what moment in life she would want to go back to, Hudson said she wished she could be transported back to her familys fishing boat.CHARLES BARKLEY EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT HOW JORDON HUDSON IS AFFECTING BILL BELICHICK'S LEGACY"I think about this often because theres a mass exodus for fishermen occurring in the rural areas of Maine, and I dont want to see more fishermen leave this place," she said. "As your next Miss Maine USA, I would make a point to go to communities to go into the government and advocate for these people so that they dont have to think about these memories as a past moment."Hudson has been a champion for Maine fishermen. She thanked President Donald Trump and Maine Sen. Susan Collins as the administration renegotiated the Maine Sea Grant funding.Hudson was caught up in another report on Friday. Journalist Pablo Torre said, citing sources, that she was barred from North Carolinas athletics facilities and football field.The school refuted the report."While Jordon Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, she is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities. Jordon will continue to manage all activities related to Coach Belichicks personal brand outside of his responsibilities for Carolina Football and the University," the school said.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Jordon Hudson came up just short in the Miss Maine USA pageant on Sunday, finishing in third place in the competition with her boyfriend Bill Belichick reportedly looking on in the crowd.The 24-year-old, representing Hancock, surged to the final day of the competition over the weekend. She was named one of the top-10 finalists on Saturday. She won the "style" portion of the event and, on Sunday, positioned herself to be within the final five competitors.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe participated in the interview portion of the event and appeared to take a shot at detractors amid a turbulent few weeks after the disastrous CBS interview in which she shut down a question to Belichick on how the two met.Hudson was asked how she was doing before launching into her answer."Im feeling an immense amount of pride right now," she said via Mass Live. "I hope anyone whos watching this finds the strength to push through whatever it is that theyre going through and embodies that hate never wins."When asked what moment in life she would want to go back to, Hudson said she wished she could be transported back to her familys fishing boat.CHARLES BARKLEY EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT HOW JORDON HUDSON IS AFFECTING BILL BELICHICK'S LEGACY"I think about this often because theres a mass exodus for fishermen occurring in the rural areas of Maine, and I dont want to see more fishermen leave this place," she said. "As your next Miss Maine USA, I would make a point to go to communities to go into the government and advocate for these people so that they dont have to think about these memories as a past moment."Hudson has been a champion for Maine fishermen. She thanked President Donald Trump and Maine Sen. Susan Collins as the administration renegotiated the Maine Sea Grant funding.Hudson was caught up in another report on Friday. Journalist Pablo Torre said, citing sources, that she was barred from North Carolinas athletics facilities and football field.The school refuted the report."While Jordon Hudson is not an employee at the University or Carolina Athletics, she is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities. Jordon will continue to manage all activities related to Coach Belichicks personal brand outside of his responsibilities for Carolina Football and the University," the school said.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

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