Frazee Buggy Crash Injures Four in Becker County
Becker County (trfnews.i234.me) — Four people were injured when a pickup collided with a horse-drawn buggy Thursday evening.
The crash happened October 1 on County Road 122 in Becker County.
Authorities were called to the scene around 6:37 p.m.
The collision occurred about a quarter-mile east of 410th Avenue.
Pickup And Buggy Were Traveling West
According to the Becker County Sheriff’s Office, both vehicles were traveling west before the collision.
The pickup was driven by Cory Holmer, 39, of Detroit Lakes.
The horse-drawn buggy was operated by Ervin Miller, 23, of Frazee.
Investigators said the pickup struck the buggy while both were traveling on County Road 122.
Four People In Buggy Injured
The buggy was carrying three passengers in addition to its driver.
Those passengers included Sylvia Miller, 23, a toddler, and an infant.
Authorities said all four people inside the buggy suffered injuries.
They were transported for medical treatment following the crash.
The extent of their injuries was not immediately released.
The pickup driver was not injured.
No Alcohol Or Drugs Suspected
Becker County Sheriff Todd Glander said alcohol and drugs are not suspected in the crash.
Authorities have not announced what caused the pickup and buggy to collide.
The crash remains under investigation.
No additional information about possible citations or charges was immediately released.
Investigation Continues
Horse-drawn vehicles share many rural roads across Minnesota with cars, trucks, and farm equipment.
Drivers are urged to use caution when approaching slower-moving traffic.
More information about traffic safety is available through the Minnesota Office of Traffic Safety.
TRF News will provide additional information if authorities release updates about the crash.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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