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A head-on collision in Faribault left two people injured, one with broken ribs and a sternum, after Jacob Charles Boyd crashed his vehicle while legally intoxicated — his BAC was a shocking .349, over four times Minnesota’s limit. Despite claiming allergies, police detected alcohol on his breath and found multiple open containers in his car. Boyd, already under court supervision with an alcohol ban, now faces four felony charges, including vehicular operation causing substantial bodily harm — punishable by up to three years in prison and $10,000 in fines. This case underscores the devastating consequences of impaired driving — not just for the driver, but for everyone caught in its path.

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