John Casanova, 38, appeared in court Monday to face allegations his reckless driving killed Violet Gooding in a Dec. 3, 2008 morning crash at the intersection of St. Mary's Road and Regal Avenue in the Glenwood area of Winnipeg. Muthoka, whose name wasn't officially revealed by justice officials until Monday, is charged with two counts of criminal negligence causing death and one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm.
There have been (automobile) accidents and people falling, as well," said Staff Sgt. Gordon Gold, when asked to describe some of the events caused by the blustery weather. "There have actually been cars hitting light poles. A twenty-three year old male was arrested and faced charges including impaired driving causing bodily harm, refusing a breathalyzer, dangerous operation causing bodily harm and criminal negligence causing bodily harm. He has been released on a promise to appear. Crews from the traffic signals division of the city's Public Works department were also called out when traffic lights began malfunctioning in some spots across Winnipeg, Gold said.
It's killing people, and it's time to stop," Const. Jacqueline Chaput said Monday of driving while impaired. He's been charged with two counts of impaired driving causing bodily harm, dangerous driving, criminal negligence causing bodily harm and refusing a breath sample. Police didn't release his name. Police allege that O'[Halloran] was drunk on Nov. 23 when she struck another vehicle at the intersection of Sargent Avenue and Sherbrook Street. She's charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired and driving with a blood-alcohol level over the legal limit. There were no serious injuries, police said Monday.
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The proposed legislation comes on the heels of new changes to Canada's Criminal Code. Bill C-19 makes street racing its own crime with its own penalties. The maximum penalty for criminal negligence causing death while street racing is life in prison. The maximum penalty for criminal negligence causing bodily harm while street racing is 14 years. [Dave Chomiak] said the province wants to add its own penalties for people convicted of street racing to drive home the point it won't be tolerated. The length of the driver's licence suspension depends on the crime and prior convictions, anywhere from a five-year suspension for a first offence, a 10-year suspension for a second conviction and a lifetime suspension for a third conviction.
The bill amends the Criminal Code to include specific street-racing penalties, including a maximum life term for criminal negligence while street-racing causing death, and up to 14 years for criminal negligence while causing bodily harm to another person. This will be very helpful. This will act as a deterrent. It's very good news and I'm happy all parties supported it," said Winnipeg Coun. Harvey Smith (Daniel McIntyre), whose inner-city ward includes a stretch of Portage Avenue where street-racing has been a problem.
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After Guimond was charged in connection with [Gage Guimond]'s death in July 2007, she was in custody for 68 days. Court heard Guimond was overwhelmed with caring for the two young children, as well as another 13-year-old boy and resorted to violence when the children misbehaved. [Sidney Lerner] stayed charges of criminal negligence causing bodily harm and assault causing bodily harm for Guimond's abuse of the three-year-old girl. Guimond also pleaded guilty Wednesday to a count of failing to provide the necessities of life. Natasha Guimond, Gage's mother, said she is "disappointed" by Guimond's sentence.
On Friday, police said charges including impaired driving causing bodily harm have been laid against a 36-year-old woman, alleged to be the driver of the vehicle. A 39-year-old man, the vehicle's owner, is also facing serious charges, including criminal negligence causing bodily harm.
Guimond was originally charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm when [Gage Guimond] was taken to hospital after he fell down the stairs at the Magnus Avenue home. Paramedics found him covered with bruises that police believe occurred before his tumble down the stairs.
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