Bystanders rescue baby trapped in Dallas crash

Multiple individuals are currently in the process of recuperating following a major collision involving several vehicles that occurred in the Bishop Arts District within Dallas' Oak Cliff neighborhood. Among those hospitalized are an Arlington couple, Celestino Rubio and Valerie Alonso, who narrowly escaped a potentially fatal situation. The couple was en route to a Bishop Arts arcade when their Lexus was suddenly crushed in the incident. Accounts from witnesses depict a harrowing scene, with bystanders working together to support a teetering Toyota with a young child inside until emergency responders were able to extricate her to safety. The Arlington couple's family shared with FOX 4 that Rubio, who recently underwent a second surgery, promptly applied a tourniquet to his arm while also aiding his injured wife. Presently, the Arlington couple remains in recovery, with Rubio now out of surgery and Alonso receiving stitches. A profound sense of relief washed over onlookers as the child was rescued and attended to by Dallas fire rescue. The chaotic events of Saturday night unfolded as a driver collided with cars stopped at a red light at Tyler and Davis streets, resulting in a chain reaction collision involving four cars. Authorities disclosed that seven individuals were hospitalized in the aftermath, with the driver responsible for the crash currently listed in critical condition. Updates regarding the conditions of the other four victims and further details on the at-fault driver are pending from Dallas law enforcement.