Randall Crash Sends Car Airborne, Injures Two

Randall (trfnews.i234.me) — Two Brooklyn Center residents were injured Sunday in a violent rollover crash near Randall.

The crash happened at about 3:22 p.m. on September 14, 2026.

It occurred on Highway 10 near 210th Street in Morrison County.

The Minnesota State Patrol said a 2018 Toyota Avalon was traveling east on Highway 10.

The vehicle began to spin as it approached 210th Street.

The State Patrol said wet road conditions contributed to the loss of control.

The driver then overcorrected before the Toyota entered the ditch.

The car crossed an embankment and became airborne over 210th Street.

It landed and rolled about two or three times.

The Toyota came to a stop upside down, according to the crash report.

Driver And Passenger Injured

Chad Daniel Huntington, 44, of Brooklyn Center, was driving the Toyota.

He suffered injuries described as non-life-threatening.

Huntington was taken to St. Gabriel’s Hospital in Little Falls for treatment.

The State Patrol reported that he was not wearing a seat belt.

Alcohol was not suspected as a factor in the crash.

Julie Mae Huntington, 49, of Brooklyn Center, was a passenger in the Toyota.

She also suffered injuries described as non-life-threatening.

Julie Huntington was taken to St. Gabriel’s Hospital for treatment.

She was wearing a seat belt when the crash happened.

The State Patrol listed the road surface as wet at the time.

The Toyota’s airbags deployed during the crash.

No other vehicles were involved.

Mayo Ambulance and St. Gabriel’s Hospital assisted following the crash.

Drivers can check current highway conditions through Minnesota 511.

Public crash information is available through the Minnesota State Patrol incident website.

The crash was assigned incident number 26801137.

The State Patrol marked the available information as complete Sunday evening.

Case information is available through the Brainerd district at 218-316-3030.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.