State Patrol

St. Cloud police and the Minnesota State Patrol conducted a commercial vehicle traffic enforcement. Yesterday (Tuesday) from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. they stopped 14 vehicles along Highway 10.

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The State Patrol is investigating a crash caused by a trooper who ran a stop sign in Stearns County. The patrol says the trooper Greg Gerhartz told investigators he had just finished a traffic stop and was entering the information into his laptop moments before the crash at an intersection in Sauk Centre Township.

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The State Patrol is reporting there were over 440 crashes statewide on Saturday. The heaviest snow fell just to the north of St. Cloud, there was a narrow band from St. Cloud to Hinckley that got dumped on with 10-11 inches of snow.

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A woman was struck and killed after walking onto the interstate in Minneapolis Thursday.

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It won't be long and we will again be driving on snow-covered roads and the State patrol is reminding us to slow down and give ourselves more time. Lieutenant Eric Roeske says statistics show people who are in a hurry and try to make up time have a better chance of going into the ditch or getting into a crash.

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A New London man has been killed in a two-vehicle crash. The State Patrol says the incident happened on Friday at about 3:00 a.m. at the intersection of Highways 23 and 55 in Paynesville.

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A crash involving a dump truck slowed morning commuters. The State Patrol says the crash happened at about 6:30 a.m. this (Wednesday) on Highway 23 east of St. Cloud.

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Law enforcement agencies statewide will step-up their enforcement of the Ted Foss Move Over law tomorrow (Wednesday). To date in 2011, The State Patrol has cited 728 motorists for Move over violations, while 23 trooper vehicles have been hit and nine troopers have been injured.

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Law enforcement agencies throughout Minnesota are stepping up drunken driving enforcement as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says the stepped up enforcement starts Friday and continues through September 5th.

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Two hundred people have now died on Minnesota roads this year, but the Department of Public Safety says that's actually down from the 244 deaths on the state's roads at this time last year.

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