Ranieri said those two Woonsocket residents -- the driver of the Toyota and her back-seat passenger -- were the most badly injured. The Toyota driver was identified as Bethzaida Grajales, 22, of 139 E. School St. The rear passenger was Beatrice Gonzalez, 44, of the same address.

Grajales was trapped in her seat, and rescue crews needed to use the "Jaws of Life" to extricate her, Ranieri said. Gonzalez was thrown and had gotten wedged under the front seat, Ranieri said. She suffered head injuries, he said.

The driver of the Jaguar was treated and released from Rhode Island Hospital, spokeswoman Nancy Cawley said. The police identified him as Pundy Kim Khath, 27, of 55 Huntington St. in Lowell, Mass.

The front-seat passenger in the Toyota was treated and released from Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, according to spokeswoman Addie Piette. The police identified him as William Louberil-Vasquez, of 139 E. School St. in Woonsocket. His age was unavailable, Ranieri said.

No one involved in the crash was wearing a seatbelt, Ranieri said.

A police reconstruction team continues to investigate the accident. No charges have been filed at this time, Ranieri said.