Alcohol suspected in Wrightwood crash that killed 4

Tragic starts at Labor Day weekend. Alcohol is suspected to be a factor in the overnight crash that killed four young adults in the Angeles National Forest. Two others remain in the hospital this evening. Fox 11's Nick Garcia live in Wrightwood with what we know. Nick. Well, we've learned that all involved are from Wrightwood. That crash happening overnight just down the street, down Angeles Crest Highway from here. A CHP says six people were in that sedan that only seats four. None of them were wearing seat belts. This car unrecognizable along the side of Angeles Crest Highway near Wrightwood. The California Highway Patrol says around 130 Friday morning, the Hyundai Veloster veered off the road, rolled down the embankment, and collided into a power pole. Five people were thrown from the car. Four of them died on scene. Two people were airlifted to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in critical condition. Relatives telling Fox 11 off camera that all were in their early 20s, and it was a group of friends. CHP says none were wearing seat belts, and investigators believe alcohol was a factor in the crash. I mean, drive safely, drive to arrive, speed kills, and always wear your seat belt. Don't drink and drive. I mean, that's the same message we put out every time. And the CHP investigation continues at this hour. They're still looking into things like whether speed could have also played a factor in this crash. None of the names of the people involved have been released just yet. Live in Wrightwood, I'm Nick Garcia, Fox 11 News. Very tragic and on a holiday weekend. All right, Nick, thank you. All right, stay with us. We'll be right back.