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Minnesota woman killed in Sunday morning crash in DeKalb County

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Minnesota woman was killed in a crash early Sunday morning in DeKalb County.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s crash logs report a 2000 Toyota 4Runner was involved in a crash that resulted in the vehicle coming to rest on its top in the middle of southbound Interstate 35 just north of Cameron.

Just after 5 a.m., the driver of the vehicle exited the 4Runner and was standing in the roadway as a 2024 Ford Edge was traveling southbound on I-35.

MSHP said the Ford struck the woman and the Toyota before traveling into the median.

The woman, identified by MSHP as a 38-year-old from Farmington, Minnesota, was declared dead at the scene.

The crash log reports a baby who was an occupant in the Toyota was minorly injured.

Two occupants of the Ford also sustained injuries — a 36-year-old was moderately injured and a 56-year-old was seriously injured.

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