CHICAGO — A deadly head-on collision involving two Dodge Challengers left three people dead and one injured early Sunday morning on the city’s Far South Side, according to Chicago police.
Collision Occurred Around 3 A.M. on Stony Island Avenue
The crash happened at approximately 3:04 a.m. in the 11200 block of South Stony Island Avenue, police confirmed.
Authorities said that a red Dodge Challenger and a black Dodge Challenger were driving toward one another on the same stretch of road when they collided head-on, resulting in a devastating scene.
Victims Pronounced Dead at the Scene
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The driver of the red Dodge Challenger was pronounced dead at the scene. Their identity, age, and gender have not yet been confirmed.
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A 20-year-old male passenger in the red car survived but suffered injuries, according to Chicago Police Department (CPD).
In the black Dodge Challenger:
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A male driver and a female passenger were also pronounced dead at the scene.
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No identifying details were available as of Sunday evening.
Police Investigation Ongoing
The CPD continues to investigate the circumstances leading up to the crash. Authorities have not released details regarding what may have caused the high-speed impact, or if any contributing factors such as street racing or impairment were involved.
No arrests or citations have been reported at this time.
Community Reminder on Traffic Safety
The tragic crash adds to a growing list of deadly vehicle collisions on major roads across Chicago. City transportation advocates continue urging drivers to exercise caution—particularly during early morning hours and on wide, high-speed corridors like Stony Island Avenue.
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