(KVRR) — An online fundraiser has been started for one of the young crash victims involved in a crash on South University Drive on Sunday night involving a speeding vehicle, a motorcycle and another vehicle.
According to a GoFundMe, 19-year-old Isaac Putney was on his motorcycle and stopped at a stop light when he was hit by the vehicle going approximately 70 miles her hour.
Putney lost his left leg below the knee, his arm was shattered and he remains in critical condition.
Doctors continue to monitor him as additional surgeries may be needed.
Donations are needed to help with medical expenses, rehabilitation, prosthetic devices and mobility equipment, housing and for lost income while he is unable to work.
We have a link to the fundraiser here.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating the crash and has not released the names of those involved.
The driver of the speeding vehicle has only been identified as a 24-year-old Moorhead man who has life-threatening injuries.
The 21-year-old male driver of the other vehicle and his 19-year-old male passenger, both from Fargo, were injured.
Troopers say no one was wearing seat belts and the motorcycle rider wasn’t wearing a helmet.
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