4 dead, 2 injured following suspected DUI crash in Fresno County: CHP

FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- The California Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly crash that left four people dead and two injured.

CHP officers responded to the intersection of Shaw and Floyd avenues just after 10:30 p.m. Friday.

Officers say 32-year-old Sean Guynes was pulling out of a two-way stop when his van collided with a Nissan.

The Nissan crashed into the driver's side of the van, causing it to flip on its side. Both cars caught on fire as a result of the crash.

The CHP says two men, who were passengers in the Nissan, were able to get themselves out of the car with moderate injuries.

Two passengers in the van, as well as the driver and one passenger of the Nissan Altima, died at the scene from their injuries.

Authorities say Guynes had originally claimed to be a passenger before he was identified as the driver.

Guynes was arrested for driving under the influence.

Officials say Guynes was previously convicted for DUI in 2018 in Fresno County.