Wisconsin
Wisconsin man, 53, dies in Upper Peninsula snowmobile crash
GOGEBIC COUNTY, MI – Alcohol is believed to be a consider an Higher Peninsula snowmobile crash that killed one particular person and injured one other.
Based on troopers from the Michigan State Police Wakefield Publish, the crash occurred on Path No. 2 close to Ramsay in Gogebic County’s Wakefield Township at 1:30 a.m. on Jan. 29.
Police say a gaggle of snowmobilers had been touring westbound on Path #2 when a 53-year-old male from Berlin, Wisconsin crashed. He was pronounced lifeless on the scene.
A 54-year-old male was transported to Aspirus Grandview Hospital by Beacon Ambulance. He was then air lifted to Aspirus Hospital in Wausau the place he was handled for a damaged leg and is in secure situation, police stated.
The crash is underneath investigation. The lads haven’t been recognized by title.
Troopers had been assisted by the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Division, Michigan Division of Pure Assets and Beacon Ambulance.
“The Michigan State Police encourages secure and prudent use of snowmobiles,” an announcement reads.