Police in Mount Holly, New Jersey are looking for a group of street racers they believe are responsible for a fatal crash on Route 38 last week. The crash happened near the McDonald's and South Star Diner on the highway,

Investigators say street racing caused this crash and they have released a surveillance photo of a vehicle that they believe is connected to the incident.

Street racing on a Burlington County roadway ended in tragedy last week, and now police are looking for another vehicle wanted in connection with the deadly crash.

A Mount Holly police officer rescued a driver from a burning vehicle following a rollover wreck on Route 38 at the South Avenue exit late last night. The crash involved two drivers, both of whom were transported to the hospital for treatment.

MOUNT HOLLY, NJ (WPVI) -- A Mount Holly police officer suffered burns to his hands while rescuing a driver from a fiery crash. The crash happened outside the McDonald's on Route 38 in Mount Holly at around 9:45 p.m. on Tuesday. Investigators say a driver lost control, hit another car, overturned and then caught fire.

A driver whose car flipped over in a crash on Route 38 has died from their injuries a week after the crash. Mount Holly police say the crash was caused by illegal street racing and officers are looking for others who may have been involved.

The driver who was rescued from a burning car that had crashed on Route 38 in Mount Holly last week died from his injuries. Now, police are searching for a second driver accused of street racing which led to the crash.