Three people were killed Thursday night in a Tampa car accident.

According to officials with the Tampa police department, the fatal two-car crash occurred shortly before 9:00 p.m. at the intersection of North 34th and East Chelsea streets. Police say a blue 1995 Buick was traveling east on Chelsea and a white 2008 Didoge Charger was southbound on 34th street. The vehicles collided in the intersection. 

Three people in the Buick died, police said. A 67 year-old man and a 58 year-old woman were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. 

A 46 year-old woman was ejected from the vehicle. She was transported by ambulance to St. Joseph's Hospital where she was later pronounced dead.

Police have not released the names of the victims, pending the notification of their families. The accident remains under investigation.

A woman is dead and a 4  year-old girl in critical condition after a Tampa car accident.

According to officials with the Florida Highway Patrol, 52 year-old Tonya Brown in a 1995 Toyota traveling east through Ruskin Friday afternoon when the accident occurred. Police say Brown's vehicle  left the roadway and entered the grass shoulder. The car struck a ditch, continued forward, and then struck a billboard trailer.

Brown was killed and pronounced dead at the scene. A 4 year-old passenger in the car, Deasia Brown, was critically injured in the accident. She was transported to a nearby hospital following the crash.

The relationship between Tonya Brown and Deasia Brown is not known.

A 48 year-old man from Zephyrhills man is in the hospital following a Tampa car accident.

According to a officials with the Tampa Police Department, Ernest Alexander was traveling south on Interstate 275 when the crash occurred. Alexander lost control of his vehicle, left the roadway, and collided with the back of a sanitation truck which was parked on the shoulder of the road, police say. 

The driver of the sanitation truck, 26 year-old Gregory Charlemagne, had pulled over to the shoulder after one of the truck's tires blew out. The force of the impact caused a storage compartment door on the truck to break off. The door struck another car, authorities say, but no other injuries were reported.

Alexander was transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital after the crash. He is listed in critical condition. No information on the nature of his injuries is available.