- A 6-year-old child is dead and two other kids, ages 12 and 10, are in critical condition following an ATV crash in Louisiana
- Police in Alexandria said the 12-year-old was driving an ATV — in which they were all riding in — before running a stop sign on a city road and colliding with another car
- Authorities said the children involved in the June 18 ATV crash were not wearing helmets
Four children between the ages of four and 12 were riding in a four-wheeler when they collided with a car on a city roadway on Wednesday, June 18, around 6:36 p.m. local time.
Police told the outlets that officers responded to the intersection of Culpepper Road and North Boulevard in Alexandria — which is approximately 120 miles away from Baton Rouge.
An initial investigation reportedly found that the 12-year-old, who had been driving the four-wheeler — with three passengers ages 10, 6 and 4 — did not stop at the intersection, despite there being a stop sign, and collided with a car, per the outlets.
