3rd Teen Dies After Boston Rollover Crash: Reports

BOSTON, MA — A third teenager died Tuesday after a speeding Hyundai Accent with four occupants rolled over in Dorchester earlier this month, according to multiple reports which cite Massachusetts State Police.

The crash occurred on Morrissey Boulevard around 3 a.m. Jan. 4, police said.

None of the teenagers will be publicly named by police due to a police department policy that bans sharing the identities of juvenile victims. But according to The Boston Globe, the boy who died Tuesday was 17 years old and from Roslindale, and the family of the youngest victim previously identified him as Immanuel Brooks, 14, also from Boston.

One victim died at the scene while a second died shortly after at the hospital, according to police. One of them was 14 years old and from Dorchester, and the other was 15 and from Mattapan, WCVB reported.

The third victim was critically hurt before succumbing to his injuries Tuesday, police said, according to WCVB and The Boston Globe.

The fourth occupant — a 15-year-old from Dorchester — sustained only minor injuries, police said.

Authorities said the car that crashed was reported stolen from Jamaica Plain and a gun was recovered from the wreckage, according to the Globe.