Nebraska man charged with DWI after crash flagged by iPhone alert

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A Nebraska man has been charged and accused of a drunk driving crash where a passenger had a head injury.

On Saturday, January 31, 2026, a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper was called out to a vehicle crash.

An iPhone’s automatic crash notification notified officials.

As the trooper was responding, he learned that the driver had left the scene.

The trooper said at the scene that there was a sign knocked down, tire marks going through the ditch in the snow.

There was also damage to the bark of a tree. Next to the tree, there was a running board and bags of concrete.

The trooper went to the driver’s address.

When he got there, he learned that the passenger had been taken to the hospital for a head injury.

The trooper found a truck in the garage that was damaged and missing a running board.

The trooper said the truck’s driver, Randall K. Miller, of Adams, Neb., did not perform well on a sobriety test.

Court documents state that Miller had a blood alcohol content of .134.

Prosecutors charged Miller with DWI – Physical Injury.