Faribault, MN (KROC-AM News)- A southeast Minnesota man was among two people injured in an alcohol-involved crash on Interstate 35. 

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A crash report published by the State Patrol on Tuesday night says the crash occurred shortly after 11:50 Monday night.

One vehicle was involved in the crash. 

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Kasson Man & Norfield Man Injured in Alcohol-Involved Crash on I-35 in Faribault

The single-vehicle crash happened about two miles north of the I-35 and Lyndale Ave. interchange in Faribault. 

A southbound Mini Cooper left the interstate then rolled, according to the state crash report. 

27-year-old Tate Nathaniel Anderson of Kasson was identified as the driver. 32-year-old Kevin Rafael Perez of Northfield was riding with him, according to the State Patrol. 

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The State Patrol says both men suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Anderson was taken to St. Marys Hospital in Rochester and Perez was transported to Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis. 

The state crash report says Anderson was suspected to have had alcohol in his system. Perez was not buckled up and it’s not known if Anderson was wearing his seatbelt. 

The Rice County Sheriff’s Office, Faribault Police Department and Faribault Ambulance also responded to the single-vehicle crash.

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