Multiple people were injured, in a crash between a car and an SUV in Fort Wayne Saturday night. One of those involved was seriously injured.
According to police, the crash occurred just after 9 P.M. at the intersection of Coliseum Boulevard and Executive Boulevard where an SUV was pulling out of a private drive at the intersection when it was slammed into by the driver of the a second car, whom police believe had been drinking.
The four adults inside the SUV were all transported to a local hospital, as one man who had been seated in the backseat of the SUV suffered life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, the driver of the car was transported to a local hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
The crash itself is still under investigation by local authorities.
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