WYATVILLE, Minn. — A Rochester man was pulled from his car after it crashed through an electrified farm fence with the wires entangled in the undercarriage. Tyler John Swee, age 43, didn’t appear hurt but was so high on drugs that deputies called an ambulance to take him 14 miles to the Winona hospital. Deputies quoted Swee that he had been doing drugs:
> Two bars of the anxiety prescription Xanax, which in bar form has scores to break into single doses.
> Marijuana.
> Possibly, he wasn’t sure, the psychedelic drug MDMA, commonly called ecstasy.
A blood draw was taken at the hospital. Charges will depend on how the blood samples test at the state crime lab, deputies said. Deputies had been called about 5:15 p.m. by a farmer who said that a car had driven into an electric fence at the end of his long driveway and that the driver appeared unresponsive. Although the fence was electric, no charge entered the entangled 2010 BMW. This was in the 28000 block of Trail’s End Road off Interstate 90’s Wilson frontage road.
Swee. Accident at deadend off the I-90 exit to Wyattville and Lewiston.