Updated — April 10, 4:55 p.m. ET:
Fifteen people, including 12 children, were injured when a silver Dodge Durango collided with another car, sending it crashing into KinderCare day care in Winter Park, Fla., on Wednesday afternoon.
Several victims were reported to be in "very, very serious condition," said Florida Highway Patrol spokeswoman Wanda Diaz.
Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children said around 6:45 p.m. that one patient has died.
BREAKING: Hospital: A child has died from injuries suffered when a car slammed into a Florida day care.
Orange County Fire & Rescue reported there were more than 50 children in the building at the time of the crash.
.@OCFireRescue update: 15 people injured, 12 kids. "Variety of injuries, both severe & mild." Over 50 kids were in daycare at time of crash.
Diaz said a "silver or grayish" Dodge Durango crashed into another vehicle that then crashed into the KinderCare building in Winter Park. The Durango then fled the scene.
Witnesses: Vehicle into daycare.
The vehicle was later reported found almost three hours after the initial crash. No suspects have been taken into custody following the hit and run.
#breaking FHP troopers find Silver Dodge Durango in Winter Park. Vehicle believed to be involved in Goldenrod Kindercare crash w/injuries
Florida Highway Patrol believe they've found the Dodge Durango connected with the crash and are looking for 26-year-old Robert Corchado, who they believe was the driver of the vehicle.
Police believe the suspect connected with the crash is trying to catch a flight to flee the area.
On Thursday, the suspect turned himself in to the Orange County Jail after a 24-hour manhunt.
#breaking FHP: Robert Corchado turned himself in to OC Jail Thanks to the public's help & Crimeline.Our hearts go out to KinderCare families
Robert Corchado's latest mug shot after turning himself in within the last 40 minutes. #DaycareCrash