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Woman to stand trial in deaths of 2 Michigan bicyclists

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Mandy Benn, 42, was intoxicated by a cocktail of drugs, a judge says. Prosecutors say she crossed the center line and hit the bicyclists. The bicyclists were participating in a three-day endurance ride for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Edward Erickson, 48, and Michael Salhaney, 57, were killed.

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Woman to stand trial in deaths of 2 Michigan bicyclists

A woman has been ordered to stand trial on second-degree murder and other charges after five bicyclists were struck by her vehicle as they rode in a summer charity event in western Michigan.Ionia County District Judge Raymond Voet said during a preliminary hearing Thursday that Mandy Benn was intoxicated by a “cocktail of drugs,” despite testimony that she had only therapeutic levels of medication in her system, MLive.com reported.Voet also said…

1 year ago·Detroit, United States

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Mandy Benn to stand trial in deaths of 2 bicyclists on charity ride

A woman has been ordered to stand trial on second-degree murder and other charges after five bicyclists were struck by her vehicle as they rode in a summer charity event in western Michigan.

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