Public Prosecution Service: Suspect in Fatal Collision During School Camp Was Driving 130 Where He Was Allowed to Drive 80.
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In June, three children and a woman lost their lives in a traffic accident. The children were on their way to a school camp; the woman was the headmistress of the primary school. According to the Public Prosecution Service, the suspect was driving at 130 kilometers per hour where the recommended speed was 70.
The speed was measured based on the suspect's phone data.
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Three 12-year-old children and a school principal lost their lives in the accident on June 11. Three others were seriously injured.
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BREDA (ANP) - The 20-year-old suspect in the fatal accident on June 11 in Vogelwaarde, Zeeland, was driving at 130 kilometers per hour shortly before the collision. The Public Prosecution Service reported this on Wednesday at the start of the first public hearing in the court in Breda. The motorist from Hulst is being...
Investigations show that the suspect was still driving at 130 kilometers per hour approximately 800 meters from the bend.
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