CHICAGO (CBS) — Six people – including two toddlers – were injured Wednesday morning when a minivan and a car collided in the Bronzeville neighborhood.
Around 10:50 a.m., the Fire Department responded to a pin-in crash at 43rd Street and Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago firefighters work to extricate a passenger from a Pontiac Trans Am involved in a crash with a minivan in the Bronzeville neighborhood on Oct. 24, 2012. (Credit: Chicago Fire Department)
Five people, including two toddlers, were taken to local hospitals in serious to critical condition. One other person was transported to a local hospital in fair to serious condition.
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Chicago firefighters work at the scene of a crash between a minivan and a Pontiac Grand Am in the Bronzeville neighborhood on Oct. 24, 2012. (Credit: Chicago Fire Department)
