Tuesday, one person was killed and five others suffered injuries in a car accident which happened on South Havana Street in Aurora. According to TheDenverChannel.com, police said that two cars crashed at an intersection.

Authorities said that a 1993 Honda Accord, which was near East Florida Avenue and heading southbound, crashed into a 2000 Toyota Corolla, which was heading northbound. The Toyota turned left in front of the Honda. The Toyota was broadsided by the Honda, resulting with the death of a female. The Honda was carrying three males and the Toyota had three females. The two women and three men were injured.

Their identities have not been made public.

Lt. John Sopranuk said that the accident happened at the intersection of South Havana Street and East Florida Avenue, around 9 p.m. Sopranuk said that both cars had the green light and the investigators would try to figure out if speed or alcohol were the cause.

“The investigators have not ruled out speed or alcohol as potential causal factors in the accident,” said Sopranuk, according to TheDenverChannel.com.

The victims were transported to a hospital. Police said that the investigation would go on for weeks, because they would have to interrogate witnesses and recreate the accident.