HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A child is among the multiple deaths confirmed Sunday night when a helicopter crashed into a radio tower in Houston's Second Ward, according to officials.

According to the Houston Fire Department, the helicopter hit a radio tower at Engelke and Ennis at about 7:54 p.m.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire confirmed there were four fatalities in this incident, including a child, but the ages and identities were not immediately released. Whitmire added that the helicopter had left Ellington, but its destination was not disclosed.

As the investigation continues into the crash, Chief Noe Diaz with the Houston Police Department urged residents that if they see components of the aircraft, they should not touch them.

"When daylight comes, if you do see components of the aircraft and whatnot, make sure that you don't touch it, call 911 and let us know where it is," Diaz said.

Officials say FAA and NTSB investigating the crash.

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