A 23-year-old woman died in a southeast Oklahoma crash on Saturday night. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppAt around 9:30 p.m., Brittney Spalding, 23, of Antlers was riding as a passenger in a Kia Optima on eastbound US-70. The driver of the Kia turned left, pulling in front of a Honda Pilot traveling westbound, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol collision report. The Kia was hit by the Honda. Spalding was pinned for approximately 20 minutes before being extricated by the Hugo Fire Department, according to the report. She was transported to a Hugo hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The driver of the Kia was also transported to a hospital with leg injuries. He was in stable condition, according to OHP.The Honda was carrying four people, and two of whom were children. All four were taken to hospitals in stable condition. It wasn't clear if everyone was wearing their seat belts, according to OHP. The conditions of the drivers were apparently normal, according to the report. Top Headlines20 years later, Maura Murray's disappearance is still a mysteryCONFIRMED: Oklahoma State University, Mike Gundy agree on restructured contractFORECAST: Clouds With Mild To End WeekendOklahoma Highway Patrol meets the Hulkster hawking brewSyrian government falls in stunning end to 50-year rule of Assad family

A 23-year-old woman died in a southeast Oklahoma crash on Saturday night.

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At around 9:30 p.m., Brittney Spalding, 23, of Antlers was riding as a passenger in a Kia Optima on eastbound US-70. The driver of the Kia turned left, pulling in front of a Honda Pilot traveling westbound, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol collision report.

The Kia was hit by the Honda. Spalding was pinned for approximately 20 minutes before being extricated by the Hugo Fire Department, according to the report.

She was transported to a Hugo hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

The driver of the Kia was also transported to a hospital with leg injuries. He was in stable condition, according to OHP.

The Honda was carrying four people, and two of whom were children. All four were taken to hospitals in stable condition.

It wasn't clear if everyone was wearing their seat belts, according to OHP. The conditions of the drivers were apparently normal, according to the report.

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