Towson bus incident sends students for precautionary medical checks
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Towson bus incident sends students for precautionary medical checks

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March 11, 2026

Pepper spray incident on Baltimore County school bus sends 14 students to hospitals

TOWSON, MD — A morning school bus ride in Baltimore County was disrupted Wednesday after pepper spray was discharged on board, sending multiple students to hospitals for evaluation.

The incident occurred around 9:35 a.m. in the 6000 block of Ebenezer Road.

According to Baltimore County Police, officers responded to reports that pepper spray had been released inside a school bus carrying students.

During the investigation, officers determined a student had located the pepper spray at a bus stop shortly before boarding the bus.

Preliminary findings indicate the spray was discharged accidentally and not with malicious intent.

As a precaution, approximately 14 students were transported to area hospitals after experiencing the effects of the pepper spray.

Officials said the incident remains under investigation.


Key Points

  • Pepper spray was discharged on a school bus in Towson Wednesday morning
  • A student reportedly found the spray at a bus stop before boarding
  • About 14 students were taken to hospitals for evaluation

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