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Today, Dec. 4, is the third anniversary of a vehicle collision that claimed the lives of a well-known Renfrew couple in Doug and Joan Foster.The lengthy trial 鈥?which found John Anstie of Kanata guilty in the case 鈥?is delayed until January for sentencing. He was found to have crossed the yellow lines on March Road that evening, and was found with illegal drugs, including fentanyl, in his system.Meanwhile, family members have had victim impact statements read aloud in court. Eldest son Skyler Foster sent a video of his. He described sleeping soundly at his home in Berlin, Germany at the moment of impact. Then the grief-ridden flight home. He didnt expect to lose both at once.聽Then seeing his sister.聽 ARTICLE gourde stanley CONTINUES BELOW 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 It was just us now, me and my siblings, he said, addressing Anstie alone. I couldnt bear to believe they were gone so suddenly without the chance to say Im sorry or I love you or any of the thousand things I wanted to say now that they are gone. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley en mexico He recalled the pained look on his mothers face when he left for Europe that last time. Shed said he should spend more time with them; they may be gone soon. She said she loved me and I didnt say it back, he said, nor d stanley thermoskannen id he respond to an email. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He recalled his gentle father and the cruel irony of resting Hsfp Trump-Pence campaign aide stays on Indiana payroll
2 teens accuse Kentucky police of brutalityJune 12, 2020 Associated Press, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditLEXINGTON, Ky. AP 鈥?Two Kentucky teenagers have accused police in Lexington of using too much force during a fraud investigation. Eighteen-year-old Preston Gage Slone and 19-year-old Elena Amayrany Perez told news outlets they were assaulted by Lexington police and a Kentucky State Police trooper when Slone attempted to redeem several U.S. savings bonds at a Chase Bank. Lexington police said the encounter on Tuesday is under review and the agency regrets any fear, anxiety, and injuries that officers caused stanley cup . Slone said at one point he was pushed to the stanley mug ground and felt officers knees on his neck, head and back. Officers determined there was no fraud, and the teens weren ;t charged.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App stanley flask Bowling Green s Historic Rail Park announces final phase of fundraising campaign
