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Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
GixxerMan wrote:The truck driver was convicted, he is presently doing 10 years..... also the van driver was charged and his case is still beforethe courts..because it was a panel van he was transporting passengers with...Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
MG Man wrote:GixxerMan wrote:The truck driver was convicted, he is presently doing 10 years..... also the van driver was charged and his case is still beforethe courts..because it was a panel van he was transporting passengers with...Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
nice to know they occasionally make jail
Dizzy28 wrote:MG Man wrote:GixxerMan wrote:The truck driver was convicted, he is presently doing 10 years..... also the van driver was charged and his case is still beforethe courts..because it was a panel van he was transporting passengers with...Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
nice to know they occasionally make jail
The driver Balton Barnwell was 79 in 2019 when the trial date was set IIRC
If he ever serves even 1/2 of that 10 years he did good.
GixxerMan wrote:The truck driver was convicted, he is presently doing 10 years..... also the van driver was charged and his case is still beforethe courts..because it was a panel van he was transporting passengers with...Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
A decade after five killed, truck driver still awaiting trial
KHAMARIE RODRIGUEZ AUGUST 27, 2019
Charged: Balton Barnwell
FLASHBACK: The scene of the accident at Mosquito Creek, La Romaine, in which five people were killed. Photo: TREVOR HACKETT
TEN years after a crash that killed three boys and two men at Mosquito Creek, South Oropouche, the driver of the truck involved in the tragedy is yet to go on trial.
Balton Barnwell was committed to stand trial on five offences of causing death by dangerous driving on August 15, 2009.
The 79-year-old was granted $100,000 bail on committal and allowed to go home.
The case has slipped from the minds of most, but not to the families of the victims or the people of Fyzabad.
On Sunday, members of the Citizens against Dangerous Driving held an annual Remembrance Day walkathon in Fyzabad. It was attended by the representatives of the MP for Fyzabad, Dr Lackram Bodoe.
The group honoured the memory of Sachin Maharaj, 9, Sachin Singh, 12, Rajkumar Deonarine, 14, Rishi Ramlochan,23, and Rajesh Ramnarine, 38, who died that day.
All five were from Fyzabad.
The group, Citizens Against Dangerous Driving, was formed to advocate and spread awareness about the effects of reckless driving on our roads in the memory of the five.
According to an Express report in 2009, Sachin Maharaj’s father Mahendra said: “It was around 11.30 a.m. We were all (17 people) heading along the Mosquito Creek for the “Balls of Fire’ cricket game in Port of Spain when a truck crashed into us.
“We were in a small maxi. Of all 17 of us, only one suffered minor injuries.
Nobody could possibly imagine the horror that we have all faced on that day and what we still have to deal with. I spent 21 days in the hospital. My other son, Darshan, suffered brain damage. All of our lives were changed.”
Sunday’s walk started at the South Oropouche Community Centre and went through the community of Oropouche, St Johns Trace and ended at the starting point.
Barnwell was charged by Sgt Vijay Ramdhanie and represented by attorney Jagdeo Singh.
https://trinidadexpress.com/news/local/ ... ec23b.html
agent007 wrote:As we on history, whatever happened to:
The son of a now deceased controversial construction tycoon that was driving an audi Q7 and killed a father and son who just came from the market to sell produce?
Altezza girl who knock down the police officer?
Relative of now a deceased former President of the Senate who knock down another police officer with a miata? Last I heard he got bail.
What about the fella, the son of a well known Tunapuna businessman, who was driving a VW Touareg and like an argument took place while driving and there was some tugging of the steering wheel?
If anyone has updates, please share, thanks.
GixxerMan wrote:The truck driver was convicted, he is presently doing 10 years..... also the van driver was charged and his case is still beforethe courts..because it was a panel van he was transporting passengers with...Country_Bookie wrote:Reminds me of a drunk truck driver who crashed into a maxi with a set of children on the creek circa 2009. There were a few fatalities and the truck driver was wrong and strong. Never heard of a conviction for the driver.
Kids were on their way to see Lara last match at the QPO.
That last one with the tugging of the steering, was that where the vehicle crossed the median and hit a pickup?agent007 wrote:As we on history, whatever happened to:
The son of a now deceased controversial construction tycoon that was driving an audi Q7 and killed a father and son who just came from the market to sell produce?
Altezza girl who knock down the police officer?
Relative of now a deceased former President of the Senate who knock down another police officer with a miata? Last I heard he got bail.
What about the fella, the son of a well known Tunapuna businessman, who was driving a VW Touareg and like an argument took place while driving and there was some tugging of the steering wheel?
If anyone has updates, please share, thanks.
Redman wrote:The guy who knocked down the family on the Beetham....?
Drivers warned against overcrowding vehicles after weekend crash
Carrying more people than a vehicle was designed to carry risks the lives of passengers and other road users.
The warning comes from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) following a serious accident in Central Trinidad on Sunday which left the nine victims, including six children, with brain trauma, factures and other injuries.
The victims were taken to hospital for treatment and officers of the Couva Police Station are continuing investigations.
The vehicle involved in the accident, an AD Wagon, is licensed for five people, including the driver.
The TTPS said having additional people in the vehicle places the occupants and other road users at extremely high risk, as evidenced by the multiple injuries sustained in the collision due to the unrestrained occupants.
The TTPS continues to appeal to all road users to obey road traffic rules to ensure their safety.
Overcrowding of a motor vehicle is an offence under the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, Chapter 48:50, under Regulation 38 Rule 16 carrying a fine of TT$1,000 and three demerit points.
TTPS Road Safety Coordinator, Sgt Brent Batson, warns drivers that overcrowding vehicles can compromise the safe operations of a motor vehicle by negatively affecting its steering, suspension and braking capabilities due to excessive weight, elements essential to maintaining vehicle control. occupants.
“Everyone has an important role to support road safety to save lives and keep families together,” he said.
A total of 65 people have lost their lives in road traffic crashes compared to 90 for the same period last year.
http://www.looptt.com/content/drivers-w ... kend-crash
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