Minnesota man injured when trapped beneath cabin

A Minnesota man was injured Saturday night when he was trapped beneath a cabin, WCCO reported.

Michael Tam, 40, of Tower, was trying to move a 12-foot by 16-foot cabin at the Daisy Bay Resort in Greenwood Township, when it moved off its jacks and trapped him, St. Louis County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Kevin Friebee told WDIO.

Officials said emergency crews were able to remove Tam from under the cabin and took him to a hospital in Duluth, the television station reported.

Officials say the man was alert and conscious at the time of transport.

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