3 Dead, 4 Hurt when Semi and Car Collide in Minneapolis Near I-35W Off-Ramp, Police Say
Police said a car carrying seven people struck a semi-truck, killing three and sending four others to a hospital.
- Early Tuesday morning, a collision between a semi-truck and a car left three people dead and four hospitalized near Interstate 35W in Minneapolis, close to the University of Minnesota campus.
- Police stated the crash occurred at 4:12 a.m. when a semi "exiting southbound I-35W and crossing" Fourth Street Southeast struck a vehicle with seven occupants in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood.
- The Hyundai Elantra was wedged beneath the semi-truck following impact, while the semi-truck driver remained uninjured and the four surviving vehicle occupants were transported to an area hospital.
- Minneapolis Police Department investigators remain at the scene determining crash circumstances, while traffic that was initially blocked on Fourth Street has since reopened to vehicles.
- Local residents described the intersection as "weird" and prone to near-misses, while authorities have not yet identified victims of the collision near the University of Minnesota.
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