A crash is under investigation from Wednesday morning, March 10, on I-95 in Waterville. The incident left a Brunswick man seriously injured.
41-year-old Raymond Fenderson of Brunswick was merging onto I-95 northbound from the mile marker 130 on ramp, and then reportedly hit another vehicle that was traveling on I-95.
Officials say the man then crashed head-on into a guardrail and was trapped inside his vehicle. It took crews about 30 minutes to free him.
The preliminary investigation indicates impairment is a likely factor.
From the Maine State Police:
On Wednesday, March 11, 2026, at approximately 5:38 AM, the Maine State Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on I-95 in Waterville. Preliminary details of the scene indicate a vehicle driven by 41-year-old Raymond Fenderson of Brunswick, was merging onto I-95 northbound off of the mile marker 130 on ramp from Waterville when Fenderson collided with a motorist who was traveling northbound on I-95. Fenderson’s vehicle crashed head-on into the guardrail on the median side and Fenderson became entrapped in the vehicle. Crews from Waterville-Fire and Rescue responded and worked to extricate Fenderson from the vehicle, ultimately freeing him after approximately 30 minutes. Raymond sustained serious injuries that are considered non-life threatening and was transported by Waterville Fire to a local hospital. No other injuries were reported. The preliminary investigation indicates impairment is a likely factor. The crash remains under investigation. The passing lane on I-95 was shut down for the duration of time it took emergency responders to remove Raymond and clear the wreckage from the roadway.
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