Four dead after the car was broken in the post -school camp in the state of Illinois Crime news

The American authorities say that the victims of the accident are between the ages of four and 18.

The authorities said that four people, including children, were killed when a car headed to the post -school camp in a village outside Chicago, the United States.

Police said in a statement on Monday that the deceased, between the ages of four and 18, was killed after the car drove to the eastern side of a building that includes Ynot after the school camp in Chatham, Illinois, in a statement on Monday.

The police said: “The car hit several people outside the building before following the building.

The police added: “Many additional individuals were transferred to the local area hospitals by the ambulance and one of the helicopters for life trips.”

The driver and the driver did not have clear injuries and were transferred to a near evaluation hospital, according to the police.

The cause of the accident was not immediately clear, and the authorities did not specify whether they believed to be intended or an accident.

Illinois governor JB Pritzker said he was “terrified” and “very sad” from the accident.

Pritzker said in a statement posted on X.

“Parents said goodbye to their children this morning, they do not know that it will be the last time. My heart is heavy for these families and the unimaginable sadness of those who can suffer – something that the father should not bear.”

The accident is the latest in a series of recent incidents that include people who drive vehicles into groups of people.

On Saturday, 11 people were killed and 32 others were wounded when the SUV was mocked on a crowded street during the Filipino Heritage Festival in Vancouver, Canada.

Kay Ji Adam, a 30 -year -old Vancouver, was accused of eight charges of second -degree killing due to the accident, according to the prosecutors.

On January 1, 14 people were killed in New Orleans, when a man plowed his small truck in a crowd participating in New Year’s Eve celebrations.

The FBI said that ISIS (ISIS) was found in the suspect’s vehicle, Shamsud Dean Jabbar, 42, after police officers killed the accident.