Crash Between Two Pick-Ups Send 5 to Hospital in Southern Minnesota

Lamberton, MN (KROC-AM News)- Five people were hurt after a collision at a rural southern Minnesota intersection.

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The Redwood County Sheriff’s Office says one of the two vehicles involved ran a stop sign shortly before 10:30 Monday morning.

Both of the vehicles involved in the crash were pick-up trucks.

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5 Hospitalized After Pick-Up Truck Runs Stop Sign at Rural Southern Minnesota Intersection

First responders were called to the crash at the intersection Redwood County Roads 4 and 6, which is about 30 miles southeast of Marshall.

The preliminary crash investigation indicates the driver of a 2004 pick-up, traveling east on County Rd. 4, failed to stop at the intersection and collided with a 2014 pick-up that was heading north on County Rd. 6.

63-year-old Jeffrey Magdik of Centerville, MN was identified as the 2004 pick-up driver. He was alone in his vehicle.

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26-year-old Thalia Calderon Rodriguez of Sioux City, NE was driving the northbound pick-up and had three passengers in the 2014 pick-up. Their names have not been released.

Authorities say all five occupants suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a hospital for further care. The Redwood County Sheriff’s Office says the crash remains under investigation.