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Breaking News: Charged For “Causing Death by Dangerous Driving”

This story was posted 6 years ago
17 May 2017
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by Linda Straker

Police on Wednesday have charged 22-year-old Andrew Harding for causing the death of 13-year-old Donte Felix. He is facing the charge of “Causing death by dangerous driving.”

Felix, a student of Westerhall Secondary School, was struck on the Calivigny Main Road by the vehicle which Harding was driving, on 28 April 2017.

Harding made his 1st court appearance on Wednesday at the St George’s Magistrate Court, and was placed on EC$20,000 bail with 2 sureties. He is scheduled to make his 2nd appearance in court on 25 July 2017.

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  1. Kirt Gibbs says:
    6 years ago

    Local media let down the nation on doing a proper investigation and gather the basic on-scene facts on the incident for weeks. Leaving the nation to speculate.
    I sincerely hope they take their responsibility to cover the nations news properly and in a fair and unbaised manner in the future. A FREE PRESS is over the government and police authority. Media dont have to sit back and wait on them.

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