Update: Kasson High School Professor -Mantorville seriously injured in car vs. CRASH SNOWPLOW – ABC 6 News

(ABC 6 News) Around 7:08 am, the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office responded to a car accident against Snowploow in Dodge County Road 24 east of West Concord.

According to DCSO, the agents on the scene found a semi truck and a trailer had entered the trench near the intersection, and a touched of the county had bent down to help with emergency lights.

Shortly after the driver of the plow stopped, a Buick sedan in direction is driven by Hannah Mickelson, 24, tried to avoid a collision when passing through the truck to the ditch.

However, due to the conditions of the icy road, Mickelson crashed the side of his driver in the right back corner of the plow truck and turned in the trench.

Mickelson, teacher of the Kasson-Mantorville intermediate school, was taken from the vehicle and transported by May One to the hospital. Sheriff Scott Rose said in a press release that Mickelson suffered “very serious but not potentially mortal injuries.”

The press release also declared that Mickelson was with a seat at the time of the accident, which probably prevented more injuries.

There were no other injuries in the accident.

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(ABC 6 News) – A driver was extracted from his car and flew to St. Marys in Rochester after driving towards a removal in West Concord.

According to West Concord firefighters, Chad Finne, shortly after 7 am, a truck could not navigate in a 190th Avenue and County Highway 94 shift.

The semi-camion entered the trench.

A truck equipped with a chip parked behind the site where the truck crashed like a “caution,” said Finne, to alert drivers on the semi -shock.

A driver did not see the break parked and led to him, said Finne.

That driver was injured and taken to Rochester to receive medical treatment.

ABC 6 News will update this article as there is more information available.