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Two Injured In Manitoba Crash Involving Donkey, Distracted Driver

The Canadian Press, 05 Oct, 2017 04:31 PM
    CARMAN, Man. — RCMP in southern Manitoba say two people who stopped on the side of a road to capture a roaming donkey were hurt when a distracted driver rear-ended their vehicle.
     
    Officers say the donkey got through a fence near Carman when a man and a teenager in a pickup truck stopped and returned the animal to its nearby pen.
     
    The rescuers were about to get back into their truck when they spotted a car speeding their way and waved at it to slow down.
     
    The car struck the back of the pickup, and the truck swung out and sent the 17-year-old flying into a ditch.
     
    Police say he suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries and the man also received minor injuries.
     
    Mounties say an 18-year-old is facing various charges for allegedly texting while behind the wheel and driving on a suspended licence.

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