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A 4-year-old girl has died and 11 other children were injured when a sport utility vehicle ran a convertible off the road and into an Orange County day care Wednesday afternoon.Raw video: Victims pulled from day care after car crashOrange County Fire Rescue officials said 13 patients were taken to four hospitals, and two were treated at the scene. Of the 13 transported, 12 were children, said John Mulhall, Fire Rescue spokesman."This was a very intense scene, a very severe scene," Mulhall said.A 3-year-old girl was pinned by the car, officials said.The children, who ranged in age, had injuries described as minor to critical, officials said. As of 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, one child was listed in critical condition, three were children were said to be in serious condition and one was in fair condition at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.More than 50 people were inside the day care at the time of the crash.Raw video: Car taken out of day careArnold Palmer Hospital for Children officials said around 7 p.m. Wednesday that a 4-year-old girl had died from injuries received during the crash.A Florida Highway Patrol official said a silver Dodge Durango forced a Toyota Solara convertible off the road, sending it crashing into the KinderCare Learning Center at North Goldenrod Road and University Boulevard just after 3 p.m.News conference: 'We will find whoever is responsible'About 5:20 p.m., law enforcement officials said they located the SUV used in the crash at Orange and Walnut avenues in Winter Park. The driver was not inside the vehicle, officials said.Neighbors told WESH 2 that someone ditched the SUV at the home and ran from the scene. They said they do not recognize the vehicle as one that is usually in the neighborhood.FHP: Suspect in day care crash may try to fleeFHP Trooper Wanda Diaz said Robert Alex Corchado, 28, is a suspect in the hit-and-run crash. She said an arrest warrant was issued for charges of leaving the scene of a crash involving death and leaving the scene of a crash involving serious bodily injuries.Corchado allegedly rented a black Mazda CX-5 or CX-9 SUV with a Florida license tag of CHR-Q41 from a Winter Park Enterprise Wednesday evening, officials said.Authorities said anyone who has information about Corchado or sees him, should not approach him, and should contact the Florida Highway Patrol at 407-737-2200.Parents arrived at the day care shortly after the crash to locate their children."We do have the remaining children that were in the day care in a safe part of the building," Mulhall said.Officials reunited parents with the uninjured children.Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs was at the scene of the crash during a news conference and called the event a tragedy and a disaster.According to the company's website, KinderCare Learning Center has been open in Winter Park for more than 25 years and provides child care for children aged 6 weeks to 12 years old.Parents needing help with alternative childcare arrangements can call the Early Learning Coalition of Orange County at 407-522-2252 and ask to speak with a child care referral specialist.Images: Several injured when vehicle crashes into day care