Rochester Woman Hurt in Crash Involving Squad Car
Cannon Falls, MN (KROC-AM News) - A Rochester woman was injured Friday evening in a traffic crash that occurred when a Goodhue County Deputy attempted to make a traffic stop on Highway 52 in Cannon Falls.
The State Patrol says Deputy Mike Ayres was slowing down to initiate a routine traffic stop on northbound Highway 52 near the Highway 19 interchange, causing 44-year-old Tamara Opsahl to also reduce the speed of her car, which was then rear-ended by a pickup truck and that collision pushed the Rochester woman’s car into the back of the squad car.
Opsahl was taken to the Mayo Clinic Health System Hospital in Cannon Falls for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. The State Patrol says Deputy Ayres and the pickup driver, 19-year-old Cole Valek, were not hurt. The crash was reported just before 7 PM.
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Stewartville, MN (KROC-AM News) - The State Patrol has also released the name of the Rochester woman who was injured in a crash south of Rochester Friday morning.
69-year-old Debra Kilbo was transported to St. Marys Hospital with non-life threatening injuries after her vehicle was struck by a Jeep after the other driver went through a stop sign at the intersection of Highway 30 and Olmsted County Road 1 about 4-miles east of Stewartville.
The State Patrol report indicates the driver of the Jeep, 25-year-old Hannah Rislov, was not injured.
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