Photo: Brown County Sheriff s Office. Squad after sustaining damage from hitting cattle. Gracie Stockton Created: July 15, 2021 05:23 PM
A deputy was injured after striking cattle in rural Minnesota early Thursday morning.
At about 2:20 a.m., Brown County Deputy Justin Bauer, 32, was responding to a call about suspicious activity at a farm in Sleepy Eye, west of Mankato.
He was traveling at a speed less than 55 mph due to fog when he hit cattle in the middle of 280th Avenue, according to the Brown County Sheriff s Office.
Bauer suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported by ambulance to the New Ulm Medical Center. He was released Thursday. The 2016 Ford Explorer Interceptor squad car he was in received more than $13,000 in damage, the sheriff s office said.
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