FULTON COUNTY, OHIO, Ohio — Two people are dead, and three more were hospitalized, including two children, following a two-vehicle crash on Friday.
Officers responded to the crash on U.S. 20 west of Toledo in Fulton County around 9 p.m.
Police say 20-year-old Adon Glass of Morenci, Michigan was headed westbound in his Volkswagen hatchback, while 32-year-old Cara Charland, of Toledo, was headed eastbound in a Chrysler.
According to police, Charland's passengers included 37-year-old Robert Thomas Jr., as well as two minors.
The two vehicles collided, causing the Chrysler to flip off of the road, where it then caught on fire.
There are no details on the exact cause of the crash.
Thomas and Charland were both pronounced dead at the scene. Charland's passengers, who family confirms were the children of Thomas and Charland, were transported to Toledo Hospital; both in critical condition.
Glass was also transported to Toledo hospital, where police say he is in stable condition. However, there are no details on the severity of his injuries.
Thomas' family told WTOL 11 that the children, were put into into medically induced comas after the accident.
Since then, the family says the older girl, who is 9-years-old, is starting to walk again after she was taken out of her medically induced coma.
The younger girl, who is 1 and half, remains in a medically induced coma.
Click here to see the GoFundMe that has been set up for the girls.
"If you can, help. Help the girls. It's not even, you know, for money, it's just for, you know, just to help them. They need the help more than anybody. They just lost their two people who love them the most," said Robert Thomas, brother of Robert Thomas Jr. and the girls' uncle.
The crash remains under investigation.
Editor's note: The Fulton County Sheriff had originally stated that Robert Thomas Jr. was the driver of the Chrysler and Cara Charland was the passenger.
On Sunday evening, the sheriff's revised their statement saying it is believed that Cara Charland was driving and Thomas was a passenger.
The sheriff's office also originally said the other driver was named Alan Glass, not Adon.
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