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FATAL FARM EQUIPMENT ACCIDENT FRIDAY NORTHEAST OF LANGFORD

Marshall County Fatal Farm Implement Accident

(Press release from the South Dakota Department of Public Safety)

What:    Two-vehicle crash

Where:  420th Ave and 119th St, 5 miles Northeast of Langford

When:   3:59 pm (CT), Friday, July 14, 2023

 

Driver No. 1: Female, 21, No injuries

Vehicle No. 1: John Deere field sprayer

 

Driver No. 2: Male, 45, Fatal injuries

Vehicle No. 2: 2017 Freightliner Cacadia semi-trailer truck

 

  

5 miles from Langford, S.D.- One person died Friday afternoon in a two vehicle crash five miles Northeast of Langford.

 

The names of the two persons involved have not been released pending notification of family members.

Preliminary crash information indicates the 21-year-old female was operating a field sprayer when the boom of the sprayer came in contact with a parked semi-truck and trailer parked on 420th Avenue (minimum maintenance road) near 119th Street.  

The 45-year-old male was standing next to the trailer of the semi.

The sprayer boom of Vehicle No. 1 struck the parked semi-trailer and then struck the 45-year-old male.

 

The 45-year-old male was pronounced deceased while enroute to the hospital.

The 21 year old female was not injured.

 

South Dakota’s Highway Patrol is investigating the crash. All information released so far is only preliminary.

 


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