Three People Dead, Two Children Critical From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

"Our hearts are with this family as they face an unimaginable loss, and we are praying for the recovery of the two children who continue to fight for their lives," Mayor Kapszukiewicz said.

The family's vehicle had a flat tire at the time. Foul play is not suspected, per the mayor.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has been identified as the cause of the incident.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed Wednesday afternoon that three members of the family have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children remain hospitalized in critical condition.

There is no ongoing threat to the public, per Toledo Fire Rescue.

Crews are looking into any potential hazards and trying to determine what the cause of the issue was, but it appears to be an isolated incident.

Multiple road closures remain in place. Drivers are urged to avoid Phillips Avenue near Detroit Avenue.

TFRD Chief Allison Armstrong confirmed the patients were found in critical condition. All five were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

The children's father arrived at the scene after they called him saying they had a flat tire. Upon arrival, he found all the children were unconscious, per Toledo Fire and Rescue.

The incident has now been classified as a HazMat investigation.

According to an update from ABC 13 News, Toledo first responders were called to the 300 block of Phillips Avenue near Detroit at approximately 11:10 a.m. Wednesday for a report of unconscious people in a vehicle.

Additional officers are en route to the scene to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Police are beginning to document the scene with a digital camera for further investigation.

Police are preparing to document the scene with a digital camera for the investigation.

It is still unclear how the adult and children became unresponsive inside the vehicle. The investigation continues.

All patients will be transported to a single medical facility, as confirmed by dispatch.

Additional officers are heading to the hospital to assist with the investigation.

A child, approximately 5 to 6 years old, is among those being assisted by first responders.

Police are closing access at the expressway to manage traffic.

Police are closing Phillips to manage traffic around the incident scene.

A juvenile is being transported to a medical facility, with an officer assisting the medical team.

Two medical crews are transporting individuals to a medical facility. Police are blocking traffic on Detroit Avenue toward the expressway.

Additional medical teams are en route to assist with the unresponsive individuals.

Additional crews are being dispatched to assist with CPR efforts at the scene.

Multiple first responders have arrived at the scene to assist with the situation.

Police are responding to a report of four juveniles and a woman unresponsive inside a black Ford Explorer.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 300 Phillips Ave.

"Our hearts are with this family as they face an unimaginable loss, and we are praying for the recovery of the two children who continue to fight for their lives," Mayor Kapszukiewicz said.

The family's vehicle had a flat tire at the time. Foul play is not suspected, per the mayor.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has been identified as the cause of the incident.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed Wednesday afternoon that three members of the family have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children remain hospitalized in critical condition.

There is no ongoing threat to the public, per Toledo Fire Rescue.

Crews are looking into any potential hazards and trying to determine what the cause of the issue was, but it appears to be an isolated incident.

Multiple road closures remain in place. Drivers are urged to avoid Phillips Avenue near Detroit Avenue.

TFRD Chief Allison Armstrong confirmed the patients were found in critical condition. All five were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

The children's father arrived at the scene after they called him saying they had a flat tire. Upon arrival, he found all the children were unconscious, per Toledo Fire and Rescue.

The incident has now been classified as a HazMat investigation.

According to an update from ABC 13 News, Toledo first responders were called to the 300 block of Phillips Avenue near Detroit at approximately 11:10 a.m. Wednesday for a report of unconscious people in a vehicle.

Additional officers are en route to the scene to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Police are beginning to document the scene with a digital camera for further investigation.

Police are preparing to document the scene with a digital camera for the investigation.

It is still unclear how the adult and children became unresponsive inside the vehicle. The investigation continues.

All patients will be transported to a single medical facility, as confirmed by dispatch.

Additional officers are heading to the hospital to assist with the investigation.

A child, approximately 5 to 6 years old, is among those being assisted by first responders.

Police are closing access at the expressway to manage traffic.

Police are closing Phillips to manage traffic around the incident scene.

A juvenile is being transported to a medical facility, with an officer assisting the medical team.

Two medical crews are transporting individuals to a medical facility. Police are blocking traffic on Detroit Avenue toward the expressway.

Additional medical teams are en route to assist with the unresponsive individuals.

Additional crews are being dispatched to assist with CPR efforts at the scene.

Multiple first responders have arrived at the scene to assist with the situation.

Police are responding to a report of four juveniles and a woman unresponsive inside a black Ford Explorer.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 300 Phillips Ave.

"Our hearts are with this family as they face an unimaginable loss, and we are praying for the recovery of the two children who continue to fight for their lives," Mayor Kapszukiewicz said.

The family's vehicle had a flat tire at the time. Foul play is not suspected, per the mayor.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has been identified as the cause of the incident.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed Wednesday afternoon that three members of the family have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children remain hospitalized in critical condition.

There is no ongoing threat to the public, per Toledo Fire Rescue.

Crews are looking into any potential hazards and trying to determine what the cause of the issue was, but it appears to be an isolated incident.

Multiple road closures remain in place. Drivers are urged to avoid Phillips Avenue near Detroit Avenue.

TFRD Chief Allison Armstrong confirmed the patients were found in critical condition. All five were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

The children's father arrived at the scene after they called him saying they had a flat tire. Upon arrival, he found all the children were unconscious, per Toledo Fire and Rescue.

The incident has now been classified as a HazMat investigation.

According to an update from ABC 13 News, Toledo first responders were called to the 300 block of Phillips Avenue near Detroit at approximately 11:10 a.m. Wednesday for a report of unconscious people in a vehicle.

Additional officers are en route to the scene to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Police are beginning to document the scene with a digital camera for further investigation.

Police are preparing to document the scene with a digital camera for the investigation.

It is still unclear how the adult and children became unresponsive inside the vehicle. The investigation continues.

All patients will be transported to a single medical facility, as confirmed by dispatch.

Additional officers are heading to the hospital to assist with the investigation.

A child, approximately 5 to 6 years old, is among those being assisted by first responders.

Police are closing access at the expressway to manage traffic.

Police are closing Phillips to manage traffic around the incident scene.

A juvenile is being transported to a medical facility, with an officer assisting the medical team.

Two medical crews are transporting individuals to a medical facility. Police are blocking traffic on Detroit Avenue toward the expressway.

Additional medical teams are en route to assist with the unresponsive individuals.

Additional crews are being dispatched to assist with CPR efforts at the scene.

Multiple first responders have arrived at the scene to assist with the situation.

Police are responding to a report of four juveniles and a woman unresponsive inside a black Ford Explorer.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 300 Phillips Ave.

"Our hearts are with this family as they face an unimaginable loss, and we are praying for the recovery of the two children who continue to fight for their lives," Mayor Kapszukiewicz said.

The family's vehicle had a flat tire at the time. Foul play is not suspected, per the mayor.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has been identified as the cause of the incident.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed Wednesday afternoon that three members of the family have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children remain hospitalized in critical condition.

There is no ongoing threat to the public, per Toledo Fire Rescue.

Crews are looking into any potential hazards and trying to determine what the cause of the issue was, but it appears to be an isolated incident.

Multiple road closures remain in place. Drivers are urged to avoid Phillips Avenue near Detroit Avenue.

TFRD Chief Allison Armstrong confirmed the patients were found in critical condition. All five were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

The children's father arrived at the scene after they called him saying they had a flat tire. Upon arrival, he found all the children were unconscious, per Toledo Fire and Rescue.

The incident has now been classified as a HazMat investigation.

According to an update from ABC 13 News, Toledo first responders were called to the 300 block of Phillips Avenue near Detroit at approximately 11:10 a.m. Wednesday for a report of unconscious people in a vehicle.

Additional officers are en route to the scene to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Police are beginning to document the scene with a digital camera for further investigation.

Police are preparing to document the scene with a digital camera for the investigation.

It is still unclear how the adult and children became unresponsive inside the vehicle. The investigation continues.

All patients will be transported to a single medical facility, as confirmed by dispatch.

Additional officers are heading to the hospital to assist with the investigation.

A child, approximately 5 to 6 years old, is among those being assisted by first responders.

Police are closing access at the expressway to manage traffic.

Police are closing Phillips to manage traffic around the incident scene.

A juvenile is being transported to a medical facility, with an officer assisting the medical team.

Two medical crews are transporting individuals to a medical facility. Police are blocking traffic on Detroit Avenue toward the expressway.

Additional medical teams are en route to assist with the unresponsive individuals.

Additional crews are being dispatched to assist with CPR efforts at the scene.

Multiple first responders have arrived at the scene to assist with the situation.

Police are responding to a report of four juveniles and a woman unresponsive inside a black Ford Explorer.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 300 Phillips Ave.

"Our hearts are with this family as they face an unimaginable loss, and we are praying for the recovery of the two children who continue to fight for their lives," Mayor Kapszukiewicz said.

The family's vehicle had a flat tire at the time. Foul play is not suspected, per the mayor.

Carbon monoxide poisoning has been identified as the cause of the incident.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz confirmed Wednesday afternoon that three members of the family have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children remain hospitalized in critical condition.

There is no ongoing threat to the public, per Toledo Fire Rescue.

Crews are looking into any potential hazards and trying to determine what the cause of the issue was, but it appears to be an isolated incident.

Multiple road closures remain in place. Drivers are urged to avoid Phillips Avenue near Detroit Avenue.

TFRD Chief Allison Armstrong confirmed the patients were found in critical condition. All five were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

The children's father arrived at the scene after they called him saying they had a flat tire. Upon arrival, he found all the children were unconscious, per Toledo Fire and Rescue.

The incident has now been classified as a HazMat investigation.

According to an update from ABC 13 News, Toledo first responders were called to the 300 block of Phillips Avenue near Detroit at approximately 11:10 a.m. Wednesday for a report of unconscious people in a vehicle.

Additional officers are en route to the scene to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Police are beginning to document the scene with a digital camera for further investigation.

Police are preparing to document the scene with a digital camera for the investigation.

It is still unclear how the adult and children became unresponsive inside the vehicle. The investigation continues.

All patients will be transported to a single medical facility, as confirmed by dispatch.

Additional officers are heading to the hospital to assist with the investigation.

A child, approximately 5 to 6 years old, is among those being assisted by first responders.

Police are closing access at the expressway to manage traffic.

Police are closing Phillips to manage traffic around the incident scene.

A juvenile is being transported to a medical facility, with an officer assisting the medical team.

Two medical crews are transporting individuals to a medical facility. Police are blocking traffic on Detroit Avenue toward the expressway.

Additional medical teams are en route to assist with the unresponsive individuals.

Additional crews are being dispatched to assist with CPR efforts at the scene.

Multiple first responders have arrived at the scene to assist with the situation.

Police are responding to a report of four juveniles and a woman unresponsive inside a black Ford Explorer.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 300 Phillips Ave.