The vehicle drove through the guardrail before rolling 300 feet to the bottom of the embankment. All four occupants were taken to hospitals with injuries.
Multiple people required rescue via airlift Thursday evening after their vehicle rolled down an embankment in the Angeles National Forest.
Los Angeles County Fire Department crews sent to the scene, accompanied by a helicopter, were able to rescue the four occupants via airlift. Their statuses were not immediately known.
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