Minnesota man pleads guilty to felony DWI in wife's death

Jeremy Michael Davidson, 49, of Le Sueur, Minnesota, has entered a guilty plea to a felony DWI charge related to the death of his wife. The incident occurred on November 22, 2025, on a rural highway in southern Minnesota.

According to court records, Davidson told officers that he and his wife had been drinking when she jumped from their moving pickup truck following a physical altercation. Law enforcement officers noted the odor of alcohol and slurred speech at the scene. While Davidson refused an initial breath test, a subsequent blood test revealed a blood alcohol concentration of more than .25. Davidson, who has a prior felony DWI conviction from 2007, also faced charges of criminal vehicular homicide.