4 injured, including infant in North Hollywood rollover crash

LOS ANGELES - Four people, including an infant, were injured after two cars collided at a North Hollywood intersection, resulting in a horrific crash Sunday night.

The crash happened around 7 p.m. Sunday, near the intersection of Tujunga Avenue and Magnolia Boulevard, according to Brian Humphrey with the Los Angeles Fire Department. 

According to the LAFD, two people — a 40-year-old man and a 35-year-old female — were trapped in one of the vehicles. Video from SkyFOX showed crews working to get the door off one of the cars, which had flipped, before pulling a person out of the wreckage and bringing them on a gurney to an ambulance.

More than 10 minutes later, a second person was pulled out of the same vehicle before being given oxygen and taken to an ambulance. Both the man and woman were taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Also in that same car, LAFD said, was a 10-month-old infant who was not trapped. That baby was taken to a pediatric trauma center, but LAFD was unable to determine the child's condition.

The second car involved in a crash, a silver Toyota four-door car, was seen on the opposite corner of the intersection, with the rear end completely crushed. A woman was taken from that car and brought to the hospital in "fair condition" according to LAFD.

The department did not provide any information on what may have led to the crash.