LEWISTON, Minn. – A Wisconsin man was injured critically when his minivan went out of control on Interstate 90 and slid and tumbled 20 feet into the borrow pit. Jamal Lamonte Arnold, 33, of Holmen, who was alone in the vehicle, was air-lifted 38 miles to a Rochester hospital. The initial assessment was that his injuries were life-threatening. The first officer at the wreck radioed the police dispatcher that the vehicle was unoccupied, only to find Arnold a few minutes later in the weeds a few yards away. He had been ejected as the vehicle as it tumbled down he bank. He had not been belted, police said. The accident was about 1:55 p.m. midway between the I-90 exits to Lewiston and Houston. Arnold was heading east toward Wisconsin.
Wrinkled body. The twisting descent popped the windows out of the 2010 Chrysler Town and Country. The airbag didn’t deploy, police said.