A two-vehicle crash at Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane in Waukegan left four people injured, one of which had to be flown to the hospital, and one person dead Saturday evening. | Photo: Craig / Captured News

A woman is dead and four others were injured, including a child who had to be flown to the hospital, after an “extremely” high-speed crash in Waukegan Saturday evening.

The Waukegan Police Department and Waukegan Fire Department responded around 9:34 p.m. Saturday to the intersection of Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane in Waukegan for a vehicle crash with injuries.

Waukegan Police Commander Scott Chastain said officers located two vehicles off the roadway on the southwest corner of the intersection.

A black 2004 Acura had come to a rest facing southwest with its left side up against the right side of a silver Volkswagen.

Firefighters with the Waukegan Fire Department discovered the driver of the Volkswagen, a 44-year-old Waukegan woman, was dead on the scene, Chastain said.

A two-vehicle crash at Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane in Waukegan left four people injured, one of which had to be flown to the hospital, and one person dead Saturday evening. | Photo: Craig / Captured News

Lake County Coroner Jennifer Banek said the woman was identified as Ana Garibay. Garibay died as a result of blunt force injuries from the crash, an autopsy confirmed.

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The front right passenger of the Volkswagen, a 23-year-old woman, was transported to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville.

She suffered a broken hip, broken left arm, broken pelvis, broken right foot and pancreatic laceration.

She was expected to be transferred to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Chastain said.

The rear left passenger of the Volkswagen, a juvenile, was flown to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital with a broken femur.

A two-vehicle crash at Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane in Waukegan left four people injured, one of which had to be flown to the hospital, and one person dead Saturday evening. | Photo: Craig / Captured News

The rear right passenger, also a juvenile, was transported to Vista Medical Center East with unknown injuries.

The driver of the Acura, a 20-year-old Waukegan man, was transported to Vista Medical Center East in Waukegan with non-life-threatening injuries.

Chastain said a witness informed investigators with the Waukegan Police Department’s Traffic Division that they saw a vehicle traveling southbound on Lewis Avenue at a high rate of speed.

Two vehicles appeared to start racing each other at the intersection of Lewis Avenue and York House Road.

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Investigators recovered video evidence that showed the Volkswagen failing to come to a complete stop and entering the intersection of Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane.

A two-vehicle crash at Lewis Avenue and Bonnie Brook Lane in Waukegan left three people injured, one of which had to be flown to the hospital, and one person dead Saturday evening. | Photo: Craig / Captured News

The Volkswagen then stopped in the intersection and was struck by the Acura, which was traveling at an extremely high rate of speed, Chastain said.

The driver of the Acura provided consent for his car to be searched. He also provided a blood and urine sample, which are pending lab results.

There were no initial indications he was chemically impaired, Chastain said.

The driver of the Acura was taken into custody for driving on a suspended license after being released from Vista Medical Center East.

He was later released and the investigation will be reviewed with the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office for further criminal charges.