Group of teens charged after car crashes into cemetery fence in Scarborough, injuring several

Several people were injured after a car crashed into a fence at a cemetery in Scarborough. (Mike Nguyen/ CP24)

Three boys and two girls, all 17 years old, are facing charges after a car crashed into a cemetery fence in Scarborough.

The incident occurred at around midnight near Kingston Road and Brimley Road South.

Toronto police say a vehicle struck a fence, flipped onto its side, injuring several occupants, who were later transported to the hospital with various injuries.

One of the female passengers sustained serious injuries, police said.

Following an investigation, police say they determined the vehicle was stolen and the male driver and two male passengers were arrested at the scene. The two teen girls were arrested at the hospital.

All of the youth are facing possession of property obtained by crime charges. The two teen girls are each facing a charge of fail to comply with undertaking, and the driver of the vehicle is facing a dangerous operation and driving a motor vehicle without a licence charges.

They cannot be identified under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

Investigators are asking anyone with additional information to contact them or Crime Stoppers anonymously.