Undated (MinnesotaNow)- The first weekend of October got off to a deadly start on Minnesota’s roads.
Three Crashes Claim Three Lives on Minnesota’s Roads Friday and Saturday
The State Patrol responded to three fatal crashes from Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. Two of the fatalities involved two vehicles.
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Alcohol was not suspected in any of the three fatal crashes, according to the State Patrol.
77-Year-Old Woman Killed After SUV Runs Stop Sign in Southern Minnesota
The first deadly crash was reported around shortly after 1:15 Friday afternoon in southern Minnesota.
77-year-old Margo Ann Brown of Saint Peter died in a collision northeast of her hometown at an intersection along Hwy. 22. The state crash report indicates an SUV ran a stop sign and struck her vehicle.
74-year-old Valeria Marylou Thompson of Nicollet was identified as the other driver. The State Patrol says she was brought to a Mayo Clinic hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Unbuckled Driver Dies in Brainerd Crash
An unbuckled driver was the victim of Friday’s second deadly crash…