Investigation is ongoing into an accident in the City of Rosemount that claimed two lives Monday, Oct. 14. According to the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 3:30 p.m. deputies …
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Investigation is ongoing into an accident in the City of Rosemount that claimed two lives Monday, Oct. 14.
According to the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 3:30 p.m. deputies responded to the two-vehicle, head-on crash on County Road 46.
According to a statement from the sheriff’s office, “Witnesses reported a 2012 Ford Fusion, driven by David Rosas, 15, of Rosemount, traveling east on County Road 46 near Biscayne Avenue. Rosas was behind a semi-truck and pulled into the westbound lane in a no passing zone in an attempt to pass. Witnesses reported an oncoming westbound vehicle approaching approximately one-quarter of a mile away, a 2014 Lincoln MKX, driven by Dennis Dahlstrom, 81, with passenger Sandra Dahlstrom, 78, of Champaign, Ill.. Each driver swerved onto the north shoulder at the same time and collided.
“The drivers, David Rosas and Dennis Dahlstrom, sustained fatal injuries and were pronounced deceased on scene. The passenger of the Lincoln, Sandra Dahlstrom, sustained critical injuries and was transported to the hospital.
“In this tragedy, there were several heroic citizens that stopped to render aid to the victims before first responders arrived. We also thank those responding agencies who assisted in life saving efforts; Rosemount Police Department, Rosemount Fire Department, Allina Health, and the Minnesota State Patrol.
“We extend our deepest condolences to the victims’ families and friends involved in this tragic incident.”
The Minnesota State Patrol is assisting the Dakota County Sheriff’s Office in the investigation.