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Woodbury Police Officer Who Survived DUI Crash Urges Holiday Partiers to Find Another Way Home
- An off-duty Woodbury police officer named Olson and his son were struck by an impaired driver while on an ATV on August 11 in Itasca County.
- Olson, along with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, urges people to drive sober this holiday season to save lives.
- Olson warned, "Your two-minute decision before you leave your festivities this week and decide to get into a car can change yourself and the rest of us and our families."
- Olson expressed the lasting impact of the incident, saying, "I’m going to move on with the rest of my life, whatever that may be... always trying to recover from this.
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Woodbury police officer who survived DUI crash urges holiday partiers to find another way home
WOODBURY, Minn. — Allan Olson remembers hearing his son Jacob screaming in pain on the side of a dirt road. He remembers the gaping gash on his son’s arm as he crawled over to help him. “That’s the first thing I see, a very large gash on your own kid who was screaming at the top of his lungs,” Olson said. “And he goes, ‘Dad, there’s a lot of blood, and it’s collecting behind my back. I can feel it running down.’ So, I felt a lot of fear, quick.”…
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Minn. LEO, son severely injured in collision with DUI driver urge holiday partiers not to drive impaired
“I’m going to move on with the rest of my life ... always trying to recover from this,” Woodbury Officer Allan Olson said. “Your two-minute decision ... can change yourself and the rest of us and our families”
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