Towson, MD – A 32-year-old pedestrian and his dog were killed after being struck by a vehicle in Towson on Wednesday afternoon, prompting an active investigation by the Baltimore County Police Crash Team.
According to Baltimore County Police, officers from Precinct 6 responded around 4:15 p.m. Wednesday to the intersection of Towsontown Boulevard and Emerson Drive, 21204, after reports of an injured pedestrian. When officers arrived, they found that the man and his dog had been hit by a 2014 Toyota Camry traveling westbound on Towsontown Boulevard during the busy evening commute.
Police say the driver of the Toyota remained at the scene and cooperated with responding units.
The pedestrian, identified as Jordan Sachs, 32, was rushed to a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries. His dog was taken to an animal hospital by a nearby resident who witnessed the aftermath. Both Sachs and the dog were pronounced deceased later Wednesday.
The Baltimore County Police Crash Team continues to investigate the sequence of events that led to the fatal collision, including roadway conditions, potential contributing factors, and whether speed or distraction played any role. As of Thursday, no charges or citations have been announced.
The intersection sits near Towson University and several residential neighborhoods, an area known for heavy foot traffic and vehicles during peak hours. Police have not indicated when additional updates will be released.
Residents who witnessed the collision or have dash-camera footage are encouraged to contact Baltimore County Police.
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