criminal vehicular homicide

H is facing a criminal vehicular homicide charge in connection with the 2021 crash.

Two young children were killed when the SUV driven by her twin sister smashed into an Amish buggy in southeastern Minnesota in 2023.

The charges indicated the drunk driver was attempting to pull into his driveway when the deadly crash occurred.

He was convicted of murder and other charges.

The 21-year-old was driving drunk when she sped through a red light last August.

The former Stewartville woman is accused of being under the influence of methamphetamine when the deadly crash occurred.

Authorities say she sped through a red light and crashed into an SUV that was turning left on a green arrow.

The deadly incident occurred while two groups of people were fighting at a park.

The judge did dismiss charges that involved allegations of impairment from marijuana use.

The deadly crash occurred just north of Chatfield in September 2022.

The charges allege he was speeding at around 90 miles an hour just before his car went out of control into a church parking lot and struck the victim's vehicle.

The Fillmore County Attorney has requested a delay for a court hearing that is scheduled for Monday.

Court documents say the sexual assault investigation began the day after he was charged with causing the death of a Lakeville North High School student in the crash while he was speeding away from police after consuming alcohol and drugs.

He has also filed motions to have all of the felony charges against the Hayfield man dropped.