Boulder frees himself from his vehicle killing two Minnesota women; driver stopped, the police say

The driver of a vehicle was arrested on Wednesday. free and crashed into another car, killing two women, police said.

(Dakota County Sheriff's Office)

Two Minnesota women died Monday after their car was rammed by a rock that broke loose from another vehicle, police said.

Karen J. Christiansen, 67, was driving with 32-year-old Jena H. Christiansen in a 2002 Toyota Avalon when the incident occurred, Rosemount police said in a press release.

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Officers arrived at the scene Monday afternoon after being informed of the crash. that the car was hit with a huge rock. According to WABC, the rock weighed several hundred pounds and the pair inside the damaged vehicle were mother and daughter. The boulder "had been dislodged from the back of a utility vehicle" and caused "significant trauma" to the women and eventually killed them, police said.

The coroner's office determined that the couple had died of head trauma.

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"If you tried to reproduce these millions of times, I do not think you would be able to do that" Mitchell Scott said, "I think it was a very special situation."

Authorities determined Wednesday that the vehicle carrying the rock belonged to Czeck Services and that the owner of the company, Joe P. Czeck, 33, had been driving, police said. Czeck was arrested and jailed in the Dakota County jail, police said, adding that the charges against him "are pending".