• January 11, 2017

Frederick Paul Meyer Killed in Accident in Clearwater, MN

Clearwater, MN -- A semi-truck related crash on I-94 in Clearwater, MN Monday, January 9, 2017 claimed the life of 58-year-old Frederick Paul Meyer.

Sources say a Dodge Caravan and a tractor-trailer collided about 5:30 p.m.

The details of the collision are sparse, but the report says the semi-truck was hauling an excavator at the time of the incident. Officials say the big rig was stopped on the roadway when the incident occurred. It is unclear at this time why the truck was stopped. 55-year-old Kelvin Glenn Bartlett, the driver of the semi, was uninjured in the incident. There was no mention of other injuries related to the collision.

Authorities are currently investigating the incident.

The preliminary press release provided no further information at the time of its release.

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