Madden Mckean Death – A boy died following a deadly bicycle accident this past week. The victim has been identified as Madden Mckean. According to reports, Madden Mckean, a resident of Farmington, Minnesota passed away from injuries sustained in the accident. Report claim that he was riding on his bike in his neighbourhood when he was involved in the crash. No further information was mentioned. The details surrounding the accident were not stated.
“My daughter Lauren Wright and the Wright family send their deepest sympathies, and prayers to you and your family during this time of grief. May his loving memories always comfort you. Godspeed & God bless you all.” Madden was such a joy to watch grow during preschool.
Madden Mckean GoFundMe
A GoFundMe page has been established by Sierra Linford, a resident of Forest Lake, Minnesota. According to Linford, the money raised through this effort will go to the family to help with the funeral expenses. The page “Celebrating the life of Madden McKean” has raised $4,930 USD of the $15,000 goal. “I’m asking that you donate if you can, share this gofundme if you can and pray for them as much as possible. Rest in peace Madden, you are so very loved.”
The family will release an obituary and funeral arrangements for Madden Mckean.
Related story: Teen killed in multiple Vermillion Township car accident
Saturday in Dakota County, multiple vehicles collided, resulting in the death of a 17-year-old and the injury of two others. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the accident occurred just before 2:30 p.m. on Saturday in Vermillion Township near the intersection of 160th Street East and Freeborn Avenue.
According to officials, a Toyota Corolla travelling east on 160th Street and pausing to make a left turn onto Freeborn Avenue was rear-ended by a Jeep driven by a 49-year-old woman from Hastings. The Jeep forced the Toyota into the westbound lane, where a Chrysler Town and County struck it head-on.
The van struck the passenger side of the Toyota, and officials reported that the 17-year-old driver, Rodrigo Leon Dooley, was catapulted from the vehicle. To avoid potential conflicts of interest, only the Minnesota State Patrol is investigating the cause of the collision, as the driver of the Jeep is a dispatcher for Dakota 911. Troopers reported that Dooley did not survive the collision.
The Farmington Area Public Schools, where Dooley went to school, released a statement following news of his death. “We were deeply saddened to learn of the loss of Rodrigo Dooley, a 12th-grade learner at Farmington High School. He had been a part of our learning community since kindergarten and attended Riverview Elementary School, Robert Boeckman Middle School, and Farmington High School. This loss will be felt throughout our district as Rodrigo had many connections across the three buildings he attended.”
The driver of the Jeep and a woman riding in the Toyota were also injured, but troopers said the injuries were non-life-threatening. 160th Street between Fisher Avenue and Goodwin Avenue was closed on Saturday but has since reopened.
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