Multiple People Hurt in MTA Bus Crash in East Baltimore
- On Thursday, a stolen vehicle crashed into a Maryland Transit Administration bus in the 1500 block of North Wolfe Street in East Baltimore, prompting emergency crews to respond.
- Preliminary investigations reveal Baltimore Police attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle, which fled before colliding with the bus; four teenagers were inside the stolen vehicle at the time.
- Sixteen people were transported to hospitals with several listed in critical condition and several in serious condition, while the MTA bus came to rest in a park field off the road.
- Authorities closed both East Oliver Street and North Wolfe Street to facilitate the investigation; officials are expected to hold a news conference to provide additional information.
- The crash occurred in Broadway East, several blocks north of Johns Hopkins Hospital, where emergency crews remained on-scene as Baltimore Police led the ongoing investigation.
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In the United States city of Baltimore, 16 people were injured by a collision between a bus and a car that tried to steal four teenagers. Police officers tried to stop a car that had been stolen. However, the driver ignored the law enforcement requirements and tried to escape, handed over TASS with reference to Fox News. The car crashed into a passenger bus at the town junction. Four youths were present in the stolen vehicle ' s compartment…
16 injured as juveniles fleeing police crash into Baltimore bus
Sixteen people were injured when a driver fleeing an attempted traffic stop crashed into a bus in Baltimore, Maryland, according to officials. Several people were critically injured, including at least two juveniles who were in the car. Officers responded to the crash at East Oliver and North Wolfe streets at about 12:48 p.m. on Thursday, […]
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