WARREN COUNTY – An Iowa man was struck and killed by a motorist when leaving the car he was riding in to check on damage after hitting a deer.
According to the Iowa State Patrol, the accident took place on Friday evening, October 22, 2021. At about 7:25 PM at the 45 mile marker on Interstate 35 in Warren county, 66-year-old Michael Kohli of Iowa City was operating a 2017 Lincoln MKZ when he struck a deer and became disabled in the outside lane. At this time, the passenger, 69-year-old Steven Kohli of Iowa City got out to look at the damage and was struck and killed by a 2018 Dodge Ram 2500, operated by 69-year-old Terrance Sack of Pequot Lakes, Minnesota. The Patrol says Sack was trying to drive
around on the right side due to vehicles on its left.
Rotten meat and wrecked vehicles is all the stupid things are good for…
Hunt them to the brink of extinction and put a bounty on what’s left…
Just make all the road signs out in the country in the shape of a deer then these rubes will have something to shoot at, problem solved…
No need to thank me…
Just remember the deer population must be kept high so a few hunters can go out and round them up with their pickups and ATVs.
deer hunt much?
I have hunted for years and have had many deer shot in front of me from people on the road jumping out of their trucks. Once had a person on a snowmobile go past me and shoot at the deer. I have also had shotgun slugs go past me on land only our group had permission to be on.
Sounds like a nice area you live in
Old people should be euthanized for the betterment of society in general.
People Envy The Early Riser, Be careful what you ask for, time fly’s faster than you think and you will be 69 and still feel young.
I will kill myself long before I become so enfeebled as you are at 69. If you think you’re so young go pick a fight with a 50 year old. You’ll end up in a box.
If you need help just let us know!