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16 injured in crash involving alleged stolen vehicle and bus: Police

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Deliso, M. (2026, September 25). 16 injured in crash involving alleged stolen vehicle and bus: Police. ABC News (US). https://abcnews.com/US/16-injured-baltimore-crash-involving-alleged-stolen-vehicle/story?id=136736448

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ABC News (US) · collected 2026-09-25 · by Meredith Deliso

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A collision between an allegedly stolen vehicle and a public bus in Baltimore injured 16 people, including four juveniles who were fleeing police, according to Commissioner Richard Worley of the Baltimore Police Department. The incident occurred around 1 p.m. on Thursday at an intersection where the stolen vehicle was reportedly moving at high speed before crashing into the southbound MTA bus. Twelve passengers and the driver from the bus sustained injuries requiring hospitalization; some were in critical condition, while others had minor injuries.
Written by AI on 2026-09-25, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

On Thursday shortly before 1 p.m., 16 people were injured when an alleged stolen car carrying four juveniles crashed into a public bus operated by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) in Baltimore. According to Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley, officers initially received an alert about the stolen vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, but the vehicle fled. The collision occurred at an intersection after police requested assistance from the Baltimore Police Department Aviation Unit. Of those injured, 12 people on the bus and all four juveniles were taken to area hospitals; some injuries were reported as critical by authorities. Police are reviewing footage from both the bus and officers' cameras to investigate further.

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Meredith Deliso
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Baltimore Baltimore Fire Department MTA Maryland Transit Administration the Baltimore Police Department Aviation Unit

Subjects

Worley PERSON · 7× Baltimore ORG · 4× Baltimore Fire Department ORG · 1× James Wallace PERSON · 1× MTA ORG · 1× Maryland Transit Administration ORG · 1× Richard Worley PERSON · 1× the Baltimore Police Department Aviation Unit ORG · 1×

Narrative

"Preliminary information indicates that officers received an alert for a stolen vehicle and attempted to conduct a traffic stop," Worley said during a press briefing on Thursday near the scene of the crash.
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🔮 Worley said investigators will look to review video from the bus and officers.
2026-09-25 · ABC News (US)
16 injured in crash involving alleged stolen vehicle and bus: Police · mixed framing

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16 injured in Baltimore crash involving alleged stolen vehicle and bus: Police asserted
16 → injure → vehicle
Several people were in critical condition following the crash, authorities said. asserted
authorities → follow → crash
Over a dozen people were injured after an alleged stolen vehicle collided with a public bus in Baltimore, authorities said. asserted
authorities → injure → Baltimore
The crash occurred at an intersection shortly before 1 p.m. Thursday, according to Baltimore police. uncertain
crash → occur → police
A vehicle containing four juveniles was allegedly fleeing officers when it collided with a Maryland Transit Administration bus, according to Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley. uncertain
it → contain → Worley
"Preliminary information indicates that officers received an alert for a stolen vehicle and attempted to conduct a traffic stop," Worley said during a press briefing on Thursday near the scene of the crash. asserted
Worley → indicate → crash
The officers called for the Baltimore Police Department Aviation Unit to assist, he said. asserted
he → call → ?
"Shortly afterward, officers observed the vehicle collide with an MTA bus at this intersection," Worley said. asserted
Worley → observe → intersection
Twelve people on the bus, including the driver, were transported to area hospitals, according to Worley. uncertain
people → include → Worley
The four juveniles in the vehicle were also transported to the hospital, he said. asserted
he → transport → hospital
The majority of people had minor injuries, though several were in critical or serious condition, according to Baltimore Fire Department Chief James Wallace. uncertain
several → have → Wallace
At least two of the juveniles in the vehicle were in critical condition, according to Worley. uncertain
two → accord → Worley
Based on the damage, the vehicle appeared to be driving at a high rate of speed when the crash occurred, according to Worley. uncertain
crash → base → Worley
The vehicle was traveling eastbound on East Oliver Street when it collided with a bus traveling southbound on North Wolfe Street, he said. asserted
he → travel → Street
Worley did not know how long police had pursued the vehicle. asserted
police → know → vehicle
"I do know they followed it for a little bit before they got the hit that it was a stolen vehicle, and that's when they tried to stop it," he said. asserted
he → know → it
The crash remains under investigation. asserted
crash → remain → investigation
Worley said investigators will look to review video from the bus and officers. asserted
investigators → say → bus
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