Tiffany Horton seriously injured, unborn baby killed in head-on collision with driver Irwin Francisco-Bartolo, 22, on U.S. 280 in Mountain Brook, Alabama

Mountain Brook police Chief Ted Cook said the crash was a head-on collision on 280 near Rocky Ridge Road. One man was taken into custody at the scene, the chief said. He declined to release details on the man's detention, saying only he was taken into custody for further investigation.

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A friend says the woman, identified as Tiffany Horton, also lost her unborn child and family and friends are just trying to ease the financial burden.

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Mountain Brook police Chief Ted Cook today announced charges against Irwin Francisco-Bartolo, 21. He was traveling westbound on U.S.280 in a 2004 Chevrolet Blazer that crossed the median and struck Horton's Toyota Camry head-on. The chief said the suspect told them he was going about about 60 to 65 mph. 

Horton was extricated from the vehicle and taken to UAB Hospital. Cook said she was 33 weeks pregnant, and the unborn baby died as a result of the wreck. "Officers on the scene determined that Francisco-Bartolo was under the influence of alcohol and placed him under arrest,'' Cook said.

Authorities said Francisco-Bartolo was driving about 60 to 65 mph, and was under the influence of alcohol. Francisco-Bartolo was arrested two days later and has remained jailed since.