Man, Child Hospitalized Following Bossier City Wreck

UPDATE: Names have been released in this morning's crash in Bossier City.

Police say the driver of the Crysler 200 is 44-year-old Antonio Goldston of Bossier City. His two children were in the vehicle with him at the time. He and his 8-year-old son, Zion, were taken to University Health in Shreveport. They had to be extricated from the car by fire department personnel.

Mr. Goldston suffered life-threatening injuries. His son's injuries were not life-threatening. The other child, 6-year-old Zoe Goldston, was not seriously injured and didn't require emergency medical treatment.

The driver of the 4Runner is identified as 30-year-old Shemorell Ross of Haughton. She was not seriously injured in the accident.

The cause of the wreck remains under investigation.

ORIGINAL STORY: A morning wreck in Bossier City sends a man and a child to the hospital.

Bossier City spokesman Mark Natale tells KEEL News at around 7:30 a.m., a Chrysler 200 was coming off of Shady Grove toward Arthur Ray Teague Parkway, when it drove into the path of a Toyota 4-Runner.

A man and two children were inside the Chrysler at the time. The man and one of the children were taken to University Health. The man is believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries, but the child was responsive upon arrival at the hospital. The second child and the 4-Runner's driver were both uninjured.

Northbound lanes of Shady Grove had to be shut down for a little while as the accident was being investigated, but those have since reopened.

Natale says there's no word on whether charges will be filed in the accident, which remains under investigation. No names have been released yet.