Crime & Safety

Essex-Middle River Editor Injured in Monday Crash

Tyler Jonathan Waldman, 24, is a Towson resident.

Police have identified Tyler Jonathan Waldman, 24, as the driver of a Honda Civic who suffered life-threatening injuries following a two-vehicle accident in Towson Monday morning.

Cindy Rivers, a spokeswoman for Shock Trauma, said Waldman remains in critical condition.

Waldman, of the 300 block of Stevenson Lane, is a graduate of both Towson High School and Towson University. He is also the editor of Essex-Middle River Patch.

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Prior to taking the helm of the Essex-Middle River site, Waldman served for two years as the editor of Towson Patch. He is the Towson site's founding editor.

Early investigation shows that a Honda Civic was traveling on Goucher Boulevard through the intersection of E. Joppa Road, Baltimore County police said in a statement. A Ford Mustang, traveling eastbound, struck the Civic.

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Waldman was transported to Maryland Shock Trauma for treatment, police said. The occupants of the Ford Mustang were taken to Sinai Hospital for treatment and evaluation.

Police responded to a call about the accident at 9:17 a.m., said Julia Hardgrove, a police spokeswoman.

Officers are still investigating the crash.

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Patch Associate Regional Editor Bryan Sears contributed to this report.


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