St. Bonafacius, MN (KROOC-AM News) - The State Patrol is indicating alcohol was involved in a fatal motorcycle crash late last night.

A preliminary report on the deadly incident states that the motorcyclist collided with a jeep Cherokee at an intersection near the southwest edge of Lake Minnetonka. The crash occurred just before 11 PM.

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According to the State Patrol, the motorcycle was traveling west on Highway 7 when the collision occurred at the intersection with Hennepin County Road 44 near the entrance to Lake Minnetonka Regional Park about halfway between Excelsior and the town of St. Bonafacius.

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The State Patrol says the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. He was identified as 24-year-old Johnathan Hommer. The crash report, which does not list his hometown, states that alcohol was involved in his case.

The driver of the Jeep, 41-year-old Miriam Sanderson of Mound, and her passenger were not injured. The State Patrol indicated they were both wearing seatbelts.

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