Bellevue Twp, MN (June 21, 2026) – A two-vehicle collision on Friday, June 19, left one woman with non-life-threatening injuries in Morrison County.
According to authorities, the crash occurred at about 1:21 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 10 and 83rd Street in Bellevue Township. Investigators said a 2009 Honda sedan was traveling eastbound on County Road 231 and crossing Highway 10 when it entered the path of a 2018 Ford F-350 pickup that was pulling a boat trailer and traveling eastbound on Highway 10.
The Honda driver, 69-year-old Marie Ann-Young Egnell of Brooklyn Center, was hurt and taken to St. Cloud Hospital for treatment. She was wearing a seat belt, and the vehicle’s airbag deployed during the collision.
The pickup was driven by 49-year-old Chad Michael Peters of Montgomery. Peters and two passengers, 16-year-old Bennett Macarthur Bradley of Northfield and 17-year-old Jacob Lawrence Peters of Montgomery, were not injured. All occupants of the truck were wearing seat belts, and the truck’s airbag also deployed. Road surfaces were reported to be dry at the time.
The cause of the crash remains under review as investigators continue gathering information.
We hope the injured woman makes a full and speedy recovery.
What Factors Are Commonly Examined After an Intersection Crash?
When a traffic crash occurs at an intersection, investigators usually review several pieces of information to determine how the vehicles came together. This may include the direction each vehicle was traveling, traffic control devices, roadway design, visibility, and whether drivers had a clear view of approaching traffic.
Vehicle damage patterns can also help show how the contact occurred and which portions of the vehicles were involved. Investigators frequently consider weather and road surface conditions, although dry pavement does not always prevent a serious roadway accident. Seat belt use, airbag deployment, and injury reports may provide additional context about the severity of the collision. As more information becomes
