An Albert Lea man who was reportedly driving drunk during a crash that injured another person Saturday was charged Monday in Freeborn County District Court.

Sar Way, 29, is charged with gross misdemeanor criminal vehicular injury and misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. His first appearance on the charge is scheduled today.

Court documents state Way was charged after an Albert Lea police officer was dispatched to assist with a crash with injuries at about 8:25 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of East Main Street and Elizabeth Avenue.

Upon arriving, Way reportedly offered contradicting information about where he was coming from, initially stating he was coming from work but later saying he was coming from a friend’s house.

Way was reportedly driving a 2008 Honda Pilot the wrong way on East Main Street when he struck a 2016 Honda Accord driven by Kari Roisen, 57, of Albert Lea.

Roisen was taken to the hospital with an injury deemed not life-threatening.

Court documents state Way had bloodshot eyes, a strong alcoholic odor and struggled to complete sobriety tests on scene.

Way reportedly had a .123 blood alcohol content on a preliminary breath test.

As of Monday afternoon, Way was in custody.