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Man Dies After Being Pinned Between Semis at Grain Elevator

54-year-old Brian Stute from Benkelman, NE, died Sunday

July 14, 2021

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A 54-year-old man from Benkelman, NE, died Sunday after he was pinned between two semitrailer trucks in Wauneta, reports the Omaha World-Herald.

Brian Stute had parked his semi at a grain elevator to unload a trailer full of grain, State Patrol Spokesman Cody Thomas wrote in an email.

He was at the rear of the trailer unrolling a tarp when the driver of another semi parked behind his trailer.

The second driver got out of her semi to talk to Stute, then the truck rolled down a slope and pinned him. Stute was pronounced dead at the hospital

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