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|    22 Jun 14 05:43:19    |
      XPost: alt.birdwatching.ducks, sac.politics, rec.motorcycles       XPost: can.politics       From: idiots@liberalism.org              A woman who parked her car on a highway to rescue ducklings has       been found guilty of causing the deaths of a motorcyclist and       his daughter who slammed into her vehicle.              Emma Czornobaj was convicted by a jury on Friday on two counts       of criminal negligence causing death, a charge that carries a       maximum life sentence, and two counts of dangerous driving       causing death, which comes with a maximum of 14 years in jail.              The 25-year-old was charged in the deaths of Andre Roy, 50, and       his daughter Jessie, 16.              She wiped away tears when the verdict was delivered to a packed       courtroom in Montreal.              Quebec Superior Court Justice Eliane Perreault said the 12-       member jury voted unanimously.              Czornobaj was released until her pre-sentence hearing on August       8.              Roy's motorcycle slammed into Czornobaj's Honda Civic after the       woman stopped in the left lane of Highway 30 in Candiac, Quebec       on June 27, 2010. Jessie was sitting on the back of her dad's       Harley-Davidson.              Pauline Volikakis was riding her own motorbike behind her       husband and daughter, and watched in horror as they were thrown       into the air.              Volikakis briefly fought back tears when she left the courtroom.              'I don't wish misfortune on anyone,' the widow said. 'It's time       that we go on. This will not bring (back) my loved ones.'              She said she hoped publicity of the case will reinforce a basic       message to drivers.              'Future and present drivers should know that we don’t stop on       highways, and it’s very dangerous. Even if it’s a small animal       that we like or that we want to preserve, we should not stop on       the highways,' she said. 'It’s not a place to stop.'              Czornobaj, a self-professed animal lover, told the court that       she did not see the ducklings' mother anywhere and planned to       capture them and take them home.              She had three years driving experience at the time of the       accident.              National Post reported Czornobaj, who doesn't have a criminal       record, was willing to plead guilty as recently as April but       refused to do jail time.              Her lawyer Marc Labelle said his client was stunned by the       jury's decision. He said he may appeal.              'So now we are at the sentencing stage in this case. The       question we have to ask is that considering the nature of the       facts, it is rare that we have criminal negligence where there       are no bad elements,' Labelle said.              'This was not a race. This was not a person who took a chance       and drove drunk. This is not about someone who was speeding and       took a risky maneuver.'              During the trial, witness Martine Tessier testified that she       noticed parked car didn't have its hazards on and that the       driver's door was open.              She also said she saw Czornobaj motioning to some ducks on the       side of the road.              'I shouted to my [three] children: ‘What is she doing there?       She’s going to get killed',' Tessier said, according to National       Post.              'I saw a body go over the car. It looked like a rag doll. I       shouted to my daughter to call 911.'              Prosecutor Annie-Claude Chasse had a message for motorists.              'What we hope is that a clear message is sent to society that we       do not stop on the highway for animals. It's not worth it,' she       said.              Czornobaj left the courthouse without commenting.              According to National Post, she is a financial analyst who       graduated from Concordia’s John Molson School of Business where       she made the dean’s list.              http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2663995/Canada-woman-       stops-ducks-guilty-2-deaths.html              This woman is a complete idiot and should be beaten to death       with motorcycle chains.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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