Three people hurt in two-vehicle collision near Rosthern

Three people were sent to hospital after a collision near Rosthern on the weekend.

The crash happened Saturday at around 6:30 p.m., but the RCMP only released details about it on Tuesday.

According to the Mounties, Rosthern RCMP got a call about what they termed “a possible impaired driver” in a black truck who was driving in a yard near Highway 312 east of Waldheim.

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Officers found the truck parked on a road near where the original report came in. The officer activated their vehicle’s emergency equipment, but the truck sped away on Highway 312. The officer told other Mounties where the truck was headed.

About half an hour later, the Rosthern RCMP got a call about a collision at the intersection of highways 312 and 11 involving a grey truck and the black truck from the earlier call.

The Mounties said the passenger and driver of the grey truck were taken to hospital, but the release didn’t elaborate on the extent of their injuries.

The driver of the black truck was taken to hospital with injuries police described as serious. The 36-year-old man remains in hospital, but police didn’t release details about his injuries.

Mounties from the Rosthern detachment are investigating.