SWANVILLE — A 52-year-old Bloomington man was injured Friday, Sept. 2, after his vehicle crashed on Balcony Road in Morrison County.
The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office responded to the crash, reported at 9:25 p.m. in Swanville. According to the report, the man was traveling north on Balcony Road when he struck two parked vehicles.
The driver of the vehicle suffered minor injuries and was transported to CHI-St. Gabriel’s Hospital in Little Falls. His passenger Anthony Notermann, 52, of Swanville, suffered unknown injuries and was also transported to CHI-St. Gabriel’s Hospital.
The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the driver was charged for driving while intoxicated.
Assisting at the scene were the Swanville Fire Department, Swanville First Response Team and Mayo Clinic Ambulance.
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