1 dead, 1 hurt in Mims trail dirt bike crash

Also developing now an 11 year old boy is dead and another boy is in the hospital after colliding with a car on a motorbike in Brevard County. FHP says the kids drove right into the car's path. Fox 35's Esther Bauer is live where that crash happened in Mims just off U.S. One and Esther the kids were crossing a trail when they hit the car. Garrett witnesses tell us this tragic accident happened right here at the intersection of Old Dixie and Parker. These kids were trying to cross this part of the trail when they slammed right into a car. Now it is faint but you can see some of those skin marks still here in the crosswalk. First responders who got this call tried to do whatever they could to save both of these little boys life. Every person involved left it all out there. They laid it out 100%. Riding on a trail turned tragic on Tuesday for two 11 year old boys from Mims. It was the most unified life-saving effort that I have ever seen in my life. Pastor Royce Scooter Morrison is a chaplain for Parish Medical Center. He was there when the emergency department did whatever they could to save the boys. So we didn't stop to pray we prayed in progress if that makes sense. The pastor then prayed with the families before they were taken to Arnold Palmer. I just reached over and uh touched the young man by the hand and prayed and asked uh asked for peace and safety. Tragically one of the boys died at the hospital later that night. Florida Highway Patrol has not released any information on how the other child is doing or his injury so far. It's just sad we prayed for the family you know and all that was involved in it. Troopers say the kids were riding on dirt bike when they crashed into the left side of a car that was driving over the intersection of the east coast regional trail. That driver was not hurt and stayed on scene. The road was all blocked off. Witnesses say bikes and other vehicles are always on the trail and they've seen close calls at this intersection before. I've had to slow down for somebody to go across. The pastor is praying for everyone affected and wants the community to come together to heal. Find peace where they need it, find healing where they need it and I know this community wants to stand beside anyone uh who felt the impact of this tragedy. And some people in the community that we spoke with are concerned about people using this trail and some blind spots in the area. Specifically with this forest and all the overgrowth it can be challenging to see cars making this turn. Florida Highway Patrol has not yet released the names of the boys in this crash. Reporting live in Brevard County, Esther Bauer, Fox 35 News.