Semi truck reverses over construction worker in fatal accident

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A construction worker was killed in a work-related accident in Minnesota on Wednesday night. 

The accident happened on September 8th in Ramsey, Minnesota. 

According to Fox 9 News, a semi truck was traveling west on Bunker Lake Boulevard when it began to reverse eastbound in order to attach to a mill. As it was in reverse, a construction worker got caught in the rear wheel of the rig and was run over. 

 

The incident left the construction worker with serious injuries and emergency crews tried to revive him, but he died at the scene. 

The worker was hired by a private contractor to repave part of Bunker Lake Blvd NW.

The incident is still under investigation.



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