Baltimore County Police Department officers, Baltimore County Fire Department personnel, and emergency medical services responded to emergency dispatch calls reporting a severe motor vehicle collision near the intersection of York Road and Lincoln Avenue in Timonium at approximately 6:55 a.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2026. According to preliminary police reports, a 2011 Honda Pilot operated by Santosochoa collided with a commercial garbage truck in the roadway. Emergency medical technicians administered advanced lifesaving measures before transporting Santosochoa to a nearby regional hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced deceased.
Law Enforcement Investigation and Scene Reconstruction
Baltimore County Police Department Crash Team detectives executed physical roadway evidence collection, vehicle telemetry assessments, and scene reconstruction along the York Road corridor. Police officials confirmed that the circumstances, contributing factors, and driving maneuvers leading up to the impact remain under active investigation. Official vital statistics registrations and autopsy findings are being processed under the jurisdiction of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore and the Maryland Department of Heal
Tributes and Memorial Services
News of Santosochoa’s sudden passing has brought profound sorrow to family members, friends, and neighbors across Baltimore County. Loved ones remembered the 52-year-old for her presence in the community and the lasting impact she left on those around her. Formal announcements regarding public visitation, chapel funeral services, and memorial arrangements will be published by authorized family representatives once finalized.
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