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Authorities Have Identified a Man Who Died in a Farming Accident in Dubuque County

The name of a man who died in a farming accident Saturday night between Farley and Dyersville has been announced by the Dubuque County Sheriff’s Department. Austin Gaul, 25, of Farley, was murdered when a silage wagon rolled over him. Gaul was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died from his injuries.

The Dubuque County Sheriff’s Department, Dyersville Police Department, Farley Ambulance, and Epworth Ambulance all responded to the 27249 Dyersville East Road incident. A guy was discovered crushed between a dump box and the frame of a vehicle in Dubuque County, prompting a death inquiry. The Dubuque County Sheriff’s Office says they were summoned to a report of an agricultural accident at about 7 p.m. on Wednesday. This was located south of Dubuque. (MGN)(KWQC)

A guy who was murdered while working on a dump truck south of Dubuque has been recognized by authorities. According to the Dubuque County Sheriff’s Office, deputies and medics were dispatched to a rural farm at 7 p.m. On Wednesday, a 61-year-old man named Philip Sullivan was discovered crushed between the truck’s dump box and the truck body. At the scene, Sullivan was pronounced deceased.

a Man Who Died in a Farming Accident

Authorities believe Sullivan was cutting metal on the truck frame when the dump box fell on him. A guy was discovered crushed between a dump box and the frame of a vehicle in Dubuque County, prompting a death inquiry.

The Dubuque County Sheriff’s Office says they were summoned to a report of an agricultural accident at about 7 p.m. on Wednesday. This was located south of Dubuque. First responders discovered the 61-year-old victim, who is only known as a male from Dubuque County at this time.

He was pronounced dead at the scene, according to authorities. According to the inquiry, the man was cutting metal on the frame when the dump box fell on top of him. At this moment, the victim’s name will not be disclosed. Investigators from the Dubuque County Medical Examiner’s Office assisted at the site.

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