Police say the four occupants ran off after the crash, and two later returned to take items before leaving in a gray Nissan Altima.
BALTIMORE, MD - October 27, 2026
Police are seeking three people and offering a $6,000 reward after a carjacking in Northeast Baltimore led to the death of Eric Browner, 24, who was struck by the stolen vehicle on Friday, Oct. 23.
Key Facts
- Date: Friday, Oct. 23
- Location: 2600 block of Harford Road, Baltimore, Maryland
- Type of crash: Carjacking followed by a fatal hit-and-run, as reported by police
- Vehicles involved: 2009 red Toyota Corolla (the carjacked vehicle); gray Nissan Altima
- Injuries / fatalities: One fatality reported
- Responding agencies: Baltimore Police
- Reported by: CBS News
Crash Overview
Baltimore police are investigating a carjacking in the 2600 block of Harford Road in Northeast Baltimore on Friday, Oct. 23. Police said the carjacking led to a crash in which Eric Browner, 24, was struck and killed by the stolen vehicle.
According to police, four people were inside a carjacked 2009 red Toyota Corolla when it lost control and hit Browner. After the crash, the occupants left the car and ran off.
Police said that two of the men from the car came back to the scene, took things out of the Toyota, and then drove off in a gray Nissan Altima.
Police are looking for three people shown in images they released, and a $6,000 reward is available for information. Anyone with information is asked to contact Baltimore police or Metro Crime Stoppers. Few other details have been reported.
People Involved
- Eric Browner, 24, was killed after being struck by the stolen vehicle, according to police.
- Four male occupants were inside the carjacked Toyota at the time of the crash. Police have not released further details about them.