According to the Wilkin County Sheriff’s Office, Brian Feldt, 63, was airlifted to Fargo for emergency medical treatment.<\/p>\n
A passenger, Debbie Feldt, 59, also suffered injuries in the crash.<\/p>\n
Truck Rolls Over South of Foxhome<\/h2>\n
The Wilkin County Dispatch Center received a 911 call at approximately 6:42 a.m. Thursday.<\/p>\n
The caller reported that a truck had rolled over on County Road 19, south of 395th Street.<\/p>\n
The roadway is also identified as 320th Avenue in Wilkin County.<\/p>\n
Emergency responders were dispatched to the rural crash scene south of Foxhome.<\/p>\n
Authorities confirmed that two people were injured in the single-vehicle accident.<\/p>\n
Driver Airlifted With Life-Threatening Injuries<\/h2>\n
Investigators identified the driver as Brian Feldt, 63.<\/p>\n
According to the sheriff’s office, Feldt sustained critical, life-threatening injuries during the rollover.<\/p>\n
Sanford AirMed transported him by helicopter to Sanford Medical Center in Fargo, North Dakota.<\/p>\n
The passenger, Debbie Feldt, 59, sustained injuries described as non-life-threatening.<\/p>\n
CHI Ambulance Service transported her to St. Francis Healthcare Campus in Breckenridge for treatment.<\/p>\n
Unconfirmed Reports Regarding Driver’s Condition<\/h2>\n
Following the accident, social media users claiming to be family members reported that Brian Feldt had died.<\/p>\n
However, as of the latest information available October 19, authorities had not publicly confirmed his death.<\/p>\n
Those social media statements remain unverified and should not be treated as an official determination.<\/p>\n
The latest confirmed information from law enforcement describes Feldt’s injuries as critical and life-threatening.<\/p>\n
TRF News will update this report if additional verified information becomes available.<\/p>\n
Multiple Emergency Agencies Respond<\/h2>\n
Several emergency agencies assisted the Wilkin County Sheriff’s Office following the rollover.<\/p>\n
Responders included the Minnesota State Patrol, CHI Ambulance Service, and Foxhome and Campbell Rescue.<\/p>\n
Sanford AirMed also assisted with emergency medical transportation, while towing personnel responded to the scene.<\/p>\n
The crash required both ground ambulance and helicopter medical transportation.<\/p>\n
Cause of Wilkin County Crash Under Investigation<\/h2>\n
The Wilkin County Sheriff’s Office continues investigating what caused the truck to roll over.<\/p>\n
Authorities have not released a confirmed explanation for the crash.<\/p>\n
The available reports do not identify contributing factors or provide additional information about the vehicle’s movements before the rollover.<\/p>\n
Additional information may be released as the investigation continues.<\/p>\n
Readers can find information about the investigating agency through the Wilkin County Sheriff’s Office<\/a>.<\/p>\n I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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