Sheriff’s deputy involved in crash
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen <br> Fort Dodge Fire Department paramedics tend to the injured victim of a Friday afternoon collision at 170th Street and Madison Avenue. According to Iowa State Patrol Trooper Brenda Rinard, the driver had stopped at 170th then pulled out in front of a Webster County Sheriff’s Department squad car driven by Deputy Corey Wood. Rinard said Wood, who was not injured, was responding to an accident west of Fort Dodge. The injured woman was transported to UnityPoint Health — Trinity Regional Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries, Rinard said. The Iowa State Patrol will continue its investigation of the Friday afternoon accident. Badger volunteer firefighters also responded.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen <br> Webster County Sheriff’s Deputy Josh Van Waes, at left, checks on Deputy Corey Wood, center, after Wood was involved in a traffic accident at 170th Street and Madison Avenue Friday afternoon. Wood was not injured. Fort Dodge Firefighter Andy Midtling, right, helped make sure he was OK as well. Badger volunteer firefighters also responded.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen <br> Fort Dodge Fire Department paramedics tend to the injured victim of a Friday afternoon collision at 170th Street and Madison Avenue. According to Iowa State Patrol Trooper Brenda Rinard, the driver had stopped at 170th then pulled out in front of a Webster County Sheriff’s Department squad car driven by Deputy Corey Wood. Rinard said Wood, who was not injured, was responding to an accident west of Fort Dodge. The injured woman was transported to UnityPoint Health — Trinity Regional Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries, Rinard said. The Iowa State Patrol will continue its investigation of the Friday afternoon accident. Badger volunteer firefighters also responded.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen <br> Webster County Sheriff’s Deputy Josh Van Waes, at left, checks on Deputy Corey Wood, center, after Wood was involved in a traffic accident at 170th Street and Madison Avenue Friday afternoon. Wood was not injured. Fort Dodge Firefighter Andy Midtling, right, helped make sure he was OK as well. Badger volunteer firefighters also responded.