ELKRIDGE, Md. — Charles Marks was driving home after a day of training. He worked as a master electrician, meaning he would work a lot, his wife Jennifer said.
On Sunday, January 30, 2022, around 3:30 p.m., he was driving back from work on I-95.
The father of six never made it home.
Instead, his car was found crashed up against a guardrail by the MD-100 interchange.
He’d been shot and later died at Shock Trauma.
Witnesses described seeing Marks’ vehicle drive off the road but didn’t realize he’d been wounded.
Police say Marks was involved in some type of road rage incident with an unidentified driver in a blue passenger car.
Sgt. Steven Muehl, with Maryland State Police, said the blue car was driving erratically in the area of Marks’ van before it went off the roadway.
“None of the witnesses described seeing any kind of firearm or seeing a muzzle flash, or any indication that there was a shooting, no other witnesses have been located …