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Woman, three children injured in crash on Minnesota Highway 15 in St. Augusta

One woman and three juveniles in one vehicle all suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a crash on Minnesota Highway 15 near the intersection of Stearns County Road 141. All those injured were taken to CentraCare — St. Cloud Hospital for treatment.

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ST. AUGUSTA — A 23-year-old woman and her three juvenile passengers all suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a semi rear-ended their van, causing it to collide with a third vehicle.

According to the Minnesota State Patrol's accident report, Sierra Alexis Jones, of St. Cloud, was injured along with her three passengers, a 4-year-old girl; a 1-year-old boy and an infant girl. All were transported to CentraCare — St. Cloud Hospital for treatment.

The drivers of the two other vehicles involved in the crash were uninjured, according to the report.

According to the State Patrol, a Kenworth semi driven by 64-year-old Richard Aaron Palmer, of Willmar, rear-ended the Dodge van driven by Jones as both vehicles were driving southbound on Highway 15. The resulting collision caused the van to collide with a northbound Toyota pickup truck driven by Dennis Wayne Bah, 76, of Litchfield.

All parties, including the children, were wearing their seat belts. Alcohol is not a factor in the crash, according to the State Patrol's report. Road conditions were dry when the accident was reported at 8:41 a.m. Monday near the intersection of Highway 15 and Stearns County Road 141.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, St. Augusta Fire Department and Mayo Ambulance assisted the Minnesota State Patrol at the scene.

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