Officials on Tuesday identified the driver who was killed in a late-night collision with a speeding unlicensed motorist in north Minneapolis.
Driver who died in crash in Minneapolis collided with a motorist who was speeding, had no license
Josiah Oakley excelled at chess, played two sports while attending Minneapolis Edison High School.

Josiah R. Oakley, 22, of Minneapolis, died at the scene of the crash about 12:40 a.m. Sunday at N. 42nd and Lyndale avenues, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office said.
The surviving driver was heading south in an SUV on Lyndale, entered the intersection "at a high rate of speed" and struck Oakley's SUV, a police statement read. He was identified Tuesday by police as 38-year-old Sylvester T. Vaughn of Minneapolis.
Police said Vaughn was taken by emergency medical responders to North Memorial Health Hospital. As of late Wednesday morning, Vaughn was in good condition, a hospital spokeswoman said.
At the time of the crash, Vaughn was driving despite his license being revoked. His driving history in Minnesota includes a conviction for drunken driving.
Several people who knew Oakley posted their memories about him on Facebook as accomplished at chess while attending Minneapolis' Edison High School. He was on the Edison team that won the Minneapolis Public Schools Tournament in 2017. He finished second in the individual competition that year.
Oakley also played football for Edison for two seasons, baseball for four seasons and was a member of the band.
"Josiah is an old soul who is well-rounded and well liked by his teammates, peers, and teachers," read a tribute to him during the football team's Senior Night recognition in 2018.
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