Baltimore Police are actively searching for three teen suspects wanted in connection with the fatal hit-and-run death of Eric Browner Jr., a 24-year-old man from Baltimore. The incident occurred on October 23, approximately at 10:50 PM, on Harford Road in east Baltimore. According to investigators, Browner Jr. was struck and killed by a group of teenagers driving a vehicle that had been recently stolen in a carjacking. Surveillance footage released by the department shows the suspects fleeing the scene immediately after the crash. Investigators noted that two of the believed males later returned to the crashed vehicle to remove an item before escaping in a different car. Browner Jr. is described by a close family friend as a barber, musician, and father. The friend expressed profound grief, stating that the loss was tragic and preventable, and criticized the suspects for leaving Browner at the scene to die when he might have survived with immediate assistance. The family friend also voiced concerns regarding the legal accountability for juvenile offenders. In response to the ongoing investigation, Baltimore Police have released surveillance images of the suspects and announced a $6,000 reward for information leading to their arrest. Authorities have confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and have not yet made any arrests. The public is urged to contact the Baltimore Police Department with any information regarding the location or identity of the suspects. This case highlights the dangers of hit-and-run incidents and the urgent need for community assistance in identifying those responsible for such violent crimes.