AUSTIN, Texas — Two teenagers are in the hospital, and one other person was injured, after a vehicle fell into a ravine in west Austin on Friday night.
Austin-Travis County EMS responded to a vehicle rescue at around 9:26 p.m. Friday night at 2970 Westlake Drive, along with members of the Austin and Westlake Fire Departments.
EMS reported that a vehicle had gone into a ravine, and that there were three people involved in the crash, two of whom were pinned inside the vehicle.
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At around 10:40 p.m., EMS reported that first responders successfully extricated the people pinned in the vehicle.
Two people, both teens, were taken to Dell Seton Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries, while the third person did not require transport to the hospital, according to ATCEMS.