Revised Report Lists Rochester Teen As Driver In Fatal Crash

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Rochester, MN (KROC AM News) - The Minnesota State Patrol has changed its report involving a recent traffic crash that killed a Rochester teenager.

The revised report lists the teenager as the driver. Killed in the crash was 16-year-old Haya Ambreen Mahmood.

Haya Ambreen Mahmood via GoFundMe

She was initially listed as a passenger and her brother was reported as the driver.

The State Patrol now says 22-year-old Daniel Yeung was the passenger. He suffered life-threatening injuries.

The State Patrol report indicates the two were not wearing seatbelts.

The report says the crash occurred around 2:45 am Sunday near Cannon Falls. The vehicle was northbound on Highway 52 when “It left the roadway, entered the median and rolled across the south bound lanes.”

A GoFundMe fundraiser has been started for the family of the victims. As of Saturday morning, it had raised nearly $6,000.

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Source: Revised Report Lists Rochester Teen As Driver In Fatal Crash

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