Five teenagers were hurt when a speeding car crashed and burst into flames late Monday night on Cape Cod. It happened just before 11 p.m. on Queen Anne Road in Harwich. Two Harwich police officers were on the road performing speed enforcement.

Five teenagers, three 18-year-old males and two 17-year-old girls, were all rushed to the hospital following a fiery car crash on Cape Cod late Monday night, authorities said. First responders were called to Queen Anne and Rebecca roads for a single-car ...

One officer patrolling the area near the crash spotted the car traveling at “over 80 mph and accelerating” before the wreck, police said

According to a press release from the Harwich Fire Department, two teens with life-threatening injuries were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by medical helicopter and three others were taken to Cape Cod Hospital with no life-threatening injuries.

Five people were hurt and a car caught on fire during a crash Monday night in Harwich, Massachusetts, fire officials said. The crash happened before 11 p.m. Monday, around the intersection of Queen Anne Road and Rebecca Road,