(KNSI) – A man was killed after his vehicle left the road and crashed into trees about three miles south of Princeton. The Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office says around 9:40 on Tuesday night, 34-year-old Joshua Wettschreck was driving on 305th Avenue Northwest in Baldwin Township when he left the road and hit some trees.
The Princeton man was unconscious and not breathing when first responders arrived. He was taken to Fairview Northland Hospital in Princeton, where he was pronounced dead.
No other information was released in the crash remains under investigation.
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