Calvin Robert Wolfe, 15, and Shiya Talise Sargent, 19, Killed in Minneapolis Crash

 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — A deadly Minneapolis crash has brought attention to the deaths of Calvin Robert Wolfe, 15, and Shiya Talise Sargent, 19, who were identified as two of the victims killed early Tuesday in a collision involving a stolen Hyundai Elantra and a semi-truck. Their deaths add to the grief surrounding a crash that also left several other young people seriously injured.

The collision occurred on Southeast Fourth Street, where authorities said the stolen Hyundai was traveling at a high rate of speed before it collided with the semi-truck. Wolfe and Sargent died in the crash. A third person who was also killed had not been publicly identified in the information available, leaving authorities still working to establish the identities and circumstances of everyone involved.

Four other people, ages 17 and 18, were seriously injured and transported for medical treatment. Authorities had not provided their current conditions. The ages of those injured underscore the young age of many people involved in the collision and add another layer of concern for families and the Minneapolis community as investigators continue examining what happened.

The driver of the semi-truck was not injured. Authorities said the driver is cooperating with investigators, while officials work to reconstruct the events leading to the collision. The investigation is expected to consider the vehicle’s reported speed, the circumstances surrounding the stolen Hyundai, and the sequence of events immediately before impact. At this stage, those details remain part of an active investigation rather than a complete account of responsibility.

Speed has been identified in the available information as a possible contributing factor. The Hyundai’s reported status as a stolen vehicle is also central to the circumstances authorities are examining. Those details provide important context, but they do not by themselves establish every factor that led to the crash. Investigators must determine how the vehicle was being operated, what occurred immediately before the collision, and whether additional circumstances contributed.

The circumstances have drawn attention because the crash involved a stolen vehicle and multiple teenagers and young adults. Still, investigators have not released enough information to answer every question about how the collision developed or why the Hyundai was traveling as reported. Further findings may provide a clearer timeline and help explain the actions of those involved before the impact, carefully while investigators establish the facts.

For the families of Wolfe and Sargent, the investigation comes alongside the more personal reality of losing two young people. Public information about their families, friendships, education, interests and other aspects of their lives remains limited. Memorial plans and other arrangements had not been released in the information available, making it difficult to add personal details beyond the identities and ages confirmed after the crash.