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The fatal Harford Road pedestrian crash

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A 24-year-old man was killed when a 2009 Toyota Corolla struck him on Harford Road on Oct. 23; the car’s occupants fled, and police identified it as a vehicle taken in a carjacking earlier that evening. The police investigation and any findings or charges remain unresolved in the available report, aired Oct. 24.

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  1. Update 1Carjacked Corolla struck and killed 24-year-old on Baltimore’s Harford Road

The story so far

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    Carjacked Corolla struck and killed 24-year-old on Baltimore’s Harford Road

    Police say the Toyota Corolla that struck the pedestrian had been carjacked earlier that evening. Its occupants fled, and the driver has not been publicly identified in the available reporting.

    What moved

    • Officers responded to the pedestrian collision in the 2600 block and found the man unresponsive.

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