Livonia Township Highway 169 Crash Injures 2

LIVONIA TOWNSHIP (trfnews.i234.me) — Two Blaine residents were injured in a three-vehicle crash on Highway 169.

The collision happened Sunday, October 18, 2026, at approximately 11:27 a.m. near milepost 170.

The Minnesota State Patrol said all three vehicles were traveling south when they collided.

The vehicles were a Toyota Prius, a GMC Sierra, and a Chevrolet Traverse.

The report does not explain what caused the collision.

Two Blaine Residents Taken to Hospital

Ngawang Tsultrim, 72, of Blaine, was driving a 2007 Toyota Prius.

His passenger was Dolma Tsering, 69, also of Blaine.

Both suffered injuries the State Patrol classified as non-life-threatening.

Both were taken to North Memorial Hospital following the crash.

The report does not describe their injuries or provide details about their treatment.

Investigators listed both Toyota occupants as wearing seat belts.

The Prius airbags did not deploy, according to the state report.

Scott Alan Meyer, 59, of Mankato, was driving a 2017 GMC Sierra pickup.

Malinda Lee Meyer, 58, also of Mankato, was riding in that vehicle.

The State Patrol listed both occupants as having no injuries.

Katie Ann Giese, 39, of Princeton, was driving a 2018 Chevrolet Traverse.

She was also reported uninjured.

The report indicates that all three were wearing seat belts.

It also says airbags did not deploy in either the GMC or the Chevrolet.

The State Patrol recorded dry road conditions when the crash occurred.

Alcohol was not suspected for any of the five people identified in the report.

Those findings do not establish the cause of the collision.

The Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office assisted with the response.

North Memorial EMS and the Livonia Fire Department also responded.

Collins Brothers Towing was listed among the assisting services.

The State Patrol assigned the crash incident number 26603050.

The report was last updated at 12:45 p.m. on October 18.

The agency marked its publicly released information as believed complete.

It did not provide a detailed account of how the vehicles came into contact.

The public summary also does not list citations or determine responsibility for the crash.

Readers can review the official incident details directly.

The State Patrol crash search also provides access to publicly released reports.

For case information, the St. Cloud district lists 320-223-6666 as its contact number.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.