9-year-old girl dies following collision in Hamilton County

HAMILTON COUNTY, IN - Police said a collision at an intersection in Hamilton County on Friday claimed the life of a 9-year-old girl, according to WTHR.

An investigation determined that a van had stopped at a four-way stop at West 206th Street and Six Points Road just after 5 p.m. As the driver entered the intersection, the vehicle was struck by a northbound SUV whose driver apparently disregarded the stop sign. Both vehicles then hit another car that was going south on Six Points Road.

The young girl, who was a passenger in the van, died after being taken to Peyton Manning Children's Hospital. The van driver, a juvenile, was taken to the same hospital.

Two other people were injured in the wreck, which remains under investigation.

Our Indianapolis car accident lawyer will provide any updates via this news blog as they are made publicly available.

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