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Humboldt Park Crash: Multiple Children Injured - NBC Chicago - News Directory 3

Humboldt Park Crash: Multiple Children Injured – NBC Chicago

June 15, 2025 Catherine Williams News
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At a glance
  • A Saturday night traffic accident⁢ in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood ⁤resulted in injuries to multiple children, ⁢with one in critical ⁤condition,⁣ according to Chicago ‍police.
  • An SUV ⁤traveling south struck a sedan heading east on⁢ Thomas Street.
  • A 9-year-old girl in ‍the SUV sustained multiple fractures to her head, face, and arm.
Original source: nbcchicago.com

A multi-vehicle Humboldt Park crash has left multiple children ‍injured, with a 9-year-old girl in critical condition grappling with severe fractures. Chicago police responded to the incident late Saturday night on N Western Avenue. An SUV, after colliding with a sedan, ⁢careened into parked vehicles, compounding the damage.The SUV driver faces nine citations, signaling the gravity of the accident’s impact, while investigations continue. The quick response of first responders prioritized medical care for all affected,‍ transporting the injured to local hospitals. News Directory 3 will⁤ continue providing updates as the investigation unfolds. Discover what’s next as authorities piece together the details and⁤ determine ⁣contributing factors in this tragic event.

Key ⁢Points

  • Multi-vehicle crash in Humboldt⁤ Park injures children.
  • A 9-year-old girl is in critical condition with multiple ‍fractures.
  • SUV driver issued nine citations; sedan ‍driver,one.
  • Police continue to investigate the Humboldt Park crash.

Children Injured ⁤in Humboldt Park Crash; Examination Ongoing

Updated June 15, 2025

A Saturday night traffic accident⁢ in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood ⁤resulted in injuries to multiple children, ⁢with one in critical ⁤condition,⁣ according to Chicago ‍police.

The incident occurred at approximately 10:40⁢ p.m. in the 1000 block of N Western avenue. An SUV ⁤traveling south struck a sedan heading east on⁢ Thomas Street. The force of the impact propelled the ‍SUV into two parked ‍vehicles, police ⁢said.

A 9-year-old girl in ‍the SUV sustained multiple fractures to her head, face, and arm. She was transported to ⁣a⁤ local hospital in critical condition. The SUV’s 34-year-old driver suffered cuts ‍and bruises, while a 13-year-old girl sustained⁢ facial lacerations. Both were listed in⁢ good condition,‍ according to authorities.

An 11-year-old passenger in the sedan suffered minor head injuries and was also listed⁤ in good condition at a local hospital. ⁣The sedan’s driver did not require hospitalization.

The SUV driver received⁢ at least nine citations, while the sedan driver received ⁣one,‍ according to police. The specific violations⁤ were not detailed in the initial report. The Humboldt Park crash remains under investigation.

What’s next

Authorities will continue ‍to investigate the circumstances surrounding the Humboldt ‍Park crash and determine any contributing factors. Further updates will⁢ be provided as the investigation progresses.

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