…driving at a high speed and kept darting in between cars and switching lanes… I see one everyday on my 35E drive from Eagan to Forest Lake.
Please people stop doing that!
… but I do say a prayer for that young man and his family…

Still wondering which is the first vehicle…..thanks for pulling my post, you are real professional

How insightful “V” a young man dies from a bad decision and he deserves to die because of it? Wow. Wish I was as smart as you in my youth!

I agree with “V”. Why should an innocent person pay the price for his erratic driving? You play, you pay! Sad, but true!

Thumbody – what if you or your loved ones were killed by this bad decision, whole different story then isn’t it.

sorry for the misspelling

If we knew why he was speeding, maybe it was a reason. Prayers to the family

I’m with Steve, Billy & V – life’s a bitty when you’re a d-bag. Too bad for him he paid for his d-bag behavior with his life, but sometimes Darwinism does us all a favor…and I don’t really care about the reason…can’t think of anything that justifies what he was described as doing…even speeding to see a dying relative doesn’t justify putting others’ lives in danger…

Let’s think beyond this driver… If he had killed someone else it wouldn’t be just a “d-bag” move. We who live here are scared literally to death every day when we cross or turn onto the death trap known as Hwy 52.

For those of you leaving the smart alecic responses…take a moment and think about how you would feel if this was your family that had just lost there life. How would you feel if you read that he deserved to die and the comments you all left. We all make bad choices in life. You all need to have some respect and grow up. My prayers are with the family and this difficult time.

I agree with Cathy, My prayers are with the family at this time. I KNEW the man who got killed, he become a very close person in my life in a short time. Im so thankful to have met him. I look forward to meeting his family and letting them know how I felt. My life wont be the same without him in my life.

I see that type of driving EVERY DAY on Hwy 52. Seldom see a cop. I had to quit counting the guys I see doing the “Traffic Slalom” weaving in and out all in the name of saving a few seconds.

I understand that police departments are strapped for resources, and there are a lot of county roads where a police presence is needed. But it’s time to crack down on Hwy 52.

It’s just too damn dangerous.

To everyone who has left a message regarding this terrible accident.
The young man was the son of a dear friend of mine.
He has had a tough go of life and he was startng to get his life back on track and going to school.
Now, his life is over and his Mother and sister are left to pick up the pieces.
NO matter the reason, this was a terrible tragedy and now my firiend must bury her son today.
Lets all have a little compassion and say a prayer for those who are now grieving.
DBS

REALLY!!!! It is very obvious that many of these comments are coming from people with high IQ’S. There are two sides to every story. There is not anyone of us that can say we have never broken the law while driving. If you deny this you are not being honest. Word of advice to some PLEASE DO NOT PASS ON YOUR GENE POOL. My thoughts and prayers are with th loved ones left behind.

to DBauer or anyone else who is connected to the victim’s family: Is there any way to get in touch with you or the family to give them a chance to say these things and share what an important person he was? Please email me at ksoby@foxtv.com. I’m a local traffic reporter and watched as the data progressively turned from a crash into a fatal accident. I am very sorry for your loss.