Minnesota funeral director accused of DWI after allegedly arriving drunk to pick up body

Minnesota funeral home owner accused of attempting to transport body while intoxicated

CROSBY, Minn. — A 63-year-old funeral home owner was accused of driving while intoxicated while attempting to pick up a body for transport last month in central Minnesota. Nicholas Gordon Zillmer was charged with gross misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. The charge carries a maximum sentence of 364 days confinement and/or a fine of $3,000. On Feb. 26, Zillmer posted a $12,000 bond without conditions and is no longer in custody. He is due back…

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Minnesota funeral director accused of DWI after allegedly arriving drunk to pick up body

CROSBY — A 63-year-old funeral home owner was accused of driving while intoxicated while attempting to pick up a body for transport on Sunday, Feb. 23, in Crosby, Minnesota. Nicholas Gordon Zillmer was charged with gross misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. The charge carries a maximum sentence of 364 days confinement and/or a fine of $3,000. On Feb. 26, Zillmer posted a $12,000 bond without conditions and is no longer in custody. He is due ba…

Crosby funeral director charged with DWI

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