Ernest Stickle, 35, and Shane Fleming, 21, killed, and Payton Moose, 21, seriously injured in collision on Interstate 4 in Volusia County, Florida

Two people died as a result of a crash on Interstate 4 in Volusia County, near Deltona, according to fire officials. I-4 is closed in both directions near mile marker 108, officials said.

Two people died in a car crash that completely shut down I-4 in Volusia County late Monday night. Florida Highway Patrol said two cars flipped over on the interstate near Saxon Boulevard. The interstate was shut down completely and traffic was re-routed to U.S. 17/92. This is a developing story. Get the latest update on travel conditions on I-4 with Real-Time Traffic.

Two people died Monday night in a vehicle wreck that closed both east and westbound lanes of Interstate 4 in Volusia County for hours, troopers say. The crash happened about 10:30 p.m. at Mile Marker 107 near Deltona, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Details of the crash haven't been released, though troopers confirmed that two people have died. Media reports say that person was flown to a local hospital with unknown injuries. A third person was trapped in a vehicle, said Sgt.

They were near Mile Marker 107, when a 2002 Ford Mustang driving behind them failed to slow down, troopers said. Two men were killed and a woman critically injured Monday night when the pickup they were in was rear-ended on Interstate 4 near Deltona. The truck then flipped over a guardrail, throwing Stickle and Fleming, according to FHP. Emergency crews had to cut out Moose, of Deltona, who was trapped inside. Ernest Stickle, 35, was driving the 1997 Ford pickup eastbound on I-4 with 21-year-old passengers Shane Fleming and Payton Moose, when the crash happened about 10:25 p.m., according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The Mustang, driven by 27-year-old George Justiniano, collided with the back of the pickup, pushing it into a median.