Vernon County Accident
On May 7, 2021 at 5:15 PM, the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a 2-vehicle crash with injuries at the intersection of State Highway 27/County Road J in the Town of Franklin.
It was determined that a vehicle operated by Rosann M. Talbot, age 58, of Milwaukee, had been driving on County Road J approaching the intersection with State Highway 27. A vehicle operated by, a minor from Ferryville, was travelling northbound on State Highway 27. Talbot’s vehicle pulled out onto State Highway 27 and was struck on the driver’s side by the minor’s vehicle. Both vehicles sustained severe damage and had to be towed from the scene.
Two-car crash injures two in Vernon County
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Alcohol Believed to be Factor in Vernon County Crash
An injury accident occurred on the evening of March 7th 2021 at approximately 7:27pm. The accident occurred in front of Banker Park in the Village of Viola near the intersection of W. Commercial St and Central St.
The Sheriff’s Office received a call from a passerby reporting the accident and the operator, Mathew Buckta, being unresponsive. Prior to first responders arriving Buckta regained consciousnous. Buckta was negotiating a corner and lost control. Buckta’s vehicle jumped the curb struck a power pole and rolled two times before coming to rest on three tires.
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