US EditionDefegged for a Dog in Longue-Pointe-De-Mingan: the Sentence Expected in December - Le Nord-Côtier
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David Vibert's case, which disfigured Neil Scott because he had accidentally hit his dog in a car, will be resolved in December. In October 2022, Neil Scott was driving on his street towards work, when a dog from the neighborhood was born out of nowhere. He hit him with his car. In the moments following the accident, he was beaten by David Vibert, the owner of the animal. One of the witnesses to the scene would have reported between 40 and 50 hi…
David Vibert's case, which disfigured Neil Scott because he had accidentally hit his dog in a car, will be resolved in December. In October 2022, Neil Scott was driving on his street towards work, when a dog from the neighborhood was born out of nowhere. He hit him with his car. In the moments following the accident, he was beaten by David Vibert, the owner of the animal. One of the witnesses to the scene would have reported between 40 and 50 hi…
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