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Police may never be able to talk to driver of bus in deadly collision in Manitoba

  • A bus crash near Carberry, Man., resulted in 17 fatalities a year ago, with the driver potentially unable to provide information to the police.
  • The driver's health issues prevent them from sharing details of the accident, according to Supt. Rob Lasson of Manitoba RCMP.
  • The collision occurred between the bus and a semi-trailer on Highway 5 crossing the Trans-Canada Highway, where the semi-trailer had the right of way.
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Police May Never Be Able to Talk to Driver of Bus in Deadly Collision in Manitoba

Police may never be able to talk to the driver of a bus involved in a crash that killed 17 people a year ago near Carberry, Man., a RCMP official said on June 13. “We have to respect the privacy of the driver, but I can say that the results of the accident inflicted some severe medical issues for the driver, and he’s not able to provide those answers that we would like,” said Supt. Rob Lasson, officer in charge of major crime services for the Ma…

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Winnipeg SunWinnipeg Sun

Police may never be able to talk to driver of bus in deadly collision in Manitoba

Police may never be able to talk to the driver of a bus involved in a crash that killed 17 people a year ago near Carberry, Man., a RCMP official said Thursday.

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CBC NewsCBC News

Manitoba RCMP say they've been unable to speak with driver in Carberry bus crash that killed 17

The driver of the bus in a crash that killed 17 seniors in Manitoba last year has been unable to speak to RCMP due to a medical condition caused by the accident — and investigators may never hear his perspective on the province's deadliest bus crash.

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Police may never be able to talk to driver of bus in deadly collision in Manitoba

Manitoba RCMP say they may never be able to talk to the driver of a bus involved in a crash that killed 17 people a year ago. Supt. Rob Lasson says the driver continues to suffer severe medical issues, but would not go into detail to respect the driver's privacy. The bus, carrying seniors to a c...

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The Canadian PressThe Canadian Press

Police may never be able to talk to driver of bus in deadly collision in Manitoba

Police may never be able to talk to the driver of a bus involved in a crash that killed 17 people a year ago near Carberry, Man., a RCMP official said

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Barrie TodayBarrie Today

Police may never be able to talk to driver of bus in deadly collision in Manitoba

WINNIPEG — Manitoba RCMP say they may never be able to talk to the driver of a bus involved in a crash that killed 17 people a year ago. Supt.

·Barrie, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, June 13, 2024.
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