4 in hospital after high-speed crash in Spruce Grove Saturday
Four people were taken to hospital after a high-speed crash near Nelson Drive and Highway 16A on March 23, 2024. (Darcy Seaton/CTV News Edmonton)
Two people are in hospital in critical condition after a high-speed crash in Spruce Grove Saturday.
RCMP say the crash happened around 2:45 p.m. at the intersection of Nelson Drive and Highway 16A.
According to Mounties, a Stony Plain Community Peace Officer tried to pull over a speeding red sedan when it drove through a red light near Calahoo Road and Highway 16A.
The sedan drove toward Nelson Drive, RCMP say, where it failed to stop at another red light and crashed into a minivan.
A male driver and a female passenger in the minivan, both Spruce Grove residents, were taken to hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries.
The driver and passenger of the sedan were also taken to hospital with serious injuries, but their injuries were not life-threatening.
No other details have been given on any of the people involved in the crash.
RCMP say the crash is still being investigated, and charges may be laid.
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