Semi Driver Arrested After DUI Crash In Walsh County, North Dakota
GRAFTON, N.D. — A 39-year-old semi driver from Grafton has been arrested after a drunk driving crash in Walsh County on Thursday morning. The incident occurred shortly after 9 a.m., when the semi left the roadway and rolled over during a turn.
Driver Arrested On DUI Charge
According to the Walsh County Sheriff’s Office, the driver, identified as Jonathan Kasprick, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and care required following the crash. Deputies said Kasprick was behind the wheel of the semi when it overturned along a county road.
Minor Injuries Reported
Kasprick was transported to Unity Medical Center in Grafton, where he was treated for minor injuries before being released into custody. No other vehicles were involved in the crash, and no additional injuries were reported by authorities.
Community Safety Concerns
Incidents involving commercial drivers under the influence raise significant safety concerns, particularly on rural county roads where large trucks can pose a risk to nearby traffic. Law enforcement in North Dakota continues to stress the dangers of impaired driving and its potential consequences for both drivers and communities.
The case remains under investigation by the Walsh County Sheriff’s Office.
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