Three people were taken to the hospital after a crash near Red Run Boulevard and Meadows Road in Owings Mills on Friday night, according to Baltimore County Police. The crash happened around 9 p.m., though police have not said how many vehicles were involved or detailed the extent of the injuries.
According to FOX45 News, the circumstances surrounding the crash remain unclear, and the outlet says it will update the story as more information becomes available. The intersection falls within the jurisdiction of Baltimore County Police's Precinct 3, known as the Franklin precinct, which covers both Owings Mills and Reisterstown, according to the Baltimore County Police Department.
A Road With a Troubled History
Red Run Boulevard is no stranger to serious wrecks. In June 2020, 22-year-old Maryland Army National Guard Spc. Josean J. Osoria died in a nighttime crash on the same roadway after losing control of his motorcycle and being struck by an oncoming vehicle, per CBS News. Osoria was a combat medic who had been honored for his service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Part of a Broader Suburban Crash Pattern
Friday's crash adds to a string of serious collisions in and around Owings Mills this year. In September, a pedestrian was killed in a crash on nearby Owings Mills Boulevard near Strawhill Court, Hoodline previously reported.
In 2025, Maryland recorded 480 traffic deaths, down 18% from 2024. State officials noted, however, that motorcyclist deaths have exceeded previous yearly totals even as overall numbers fell.
State Pushes Speed Enforcement
The crash also comes amid a statewide push to curb speeding. Maryland transportation and law enforcement officials launched the “Slow the Fast Down” campaign in July, identifying excess speed as a leading contributor to serious collisions. The initiative was led by MDOT and Governor Wes Moore's Highway Safety Representative, per CBS News.
Whether speed, a failure to yield, or another factor contributed to Friday's crash near Meadows Road has not been disclosed. FOX45 News says the story will be updated as more details emerge from Baltimore County Police.
