Child, teen among 4 critically hurt in Phoenix bus stop crash
Four people, including a child and a teenager, suffered critical injuries on Oct. 28 when a car crashed into a bus stop in south Phoenix. (KSAZ-TV)
PHOENIX - Four people, including a child and a teenager, are in critical condition following a crash at a Phoenix bus stop on Wednesday.
What we know:
The crash happened at around 8:15 a.m. on Oct. 28 at the intersection of 46th Street and Baseline Road.
According to the Phoenix Fire Department, crews arrived at the scene and found that a white Jeep had crashed into the bus stop.
"One person was trapped and required extrication by ladder crews," Capt. Mike Johnson II said.
(KSAZ-TV)
Two adults, a child and a teenager were hospitalized in critical condition. A man was hospitalized in stable condition. Another adult involved in the crash refused transport to the hospital.
Dig deeper:
Police say at least four of the victims were waiting at the bus stop when they were hit by the Jeep.
What's next:
The Phoenix Police Department is investigating the cause of the crash, but they say speed may have been a factor.
Police say four people were waiting at a bus stop on Oct. 28 at the intersection of 46th Street and Baseline Road when they were hit by a white Jeep. (KSAZ-TV)
Map of where the crash happened:
The Source: Information for this report was provided by Captain Mike Johnson II with the Phoenix Fire Department and a statement from the Phoenix Police Department.