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Charges in Fatal Collision

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Traffic & Motor vehicle incidents

Two males, ages 19 and 21, are facing a number of charges in connection with a collision that killed a 68 year-old Regina man yesterday, Wednesday, February 20, 2013, at the intersection of Park Street and Arcola Avenue.  (Please note the correction to the age of the victim.) 

Police received a call of the collision at 12:37 p.m. on Wednesday, February 20, 2013.  The investigation indicates there were four vehicles involved in the collision; the primary impact was between a grey Dodge Ram Truck and a white Ford Ranger.  The investigation indicates the Ford Ranger was north-bound on Park Street, entering the intersection on a green light, when it was struck on the driver’s side by the Dodge truck, which was eastbound.  Investigation following the collision confirmed that the truck was stolen, sometime between midnight and 6:30 a.m., from a residence in the 100 block of Rae Street.  The collision sent the Ford Ranger into two west-facing vehicles, which were stopped for the red light on Arcola Avenue.  The Dodge truck carried on through the intersection and came to rest in the westbound lanes of Arcola Avenue.  The two male occupants of the Dodge truck fled the scene on foot.  Two male suspects were apprehended by police, in the area, a short time later.  The driver of the Ford Ranger was pronounced deceased at the scene.  Police completed notification of the family of the victim yesterday.  The victim is 68 year-old John Albert BOXALL, DOB: 1945-02-07, of Regina.  The occupants of the other two vehicles were treated by EMS at the scene for minor injuries.  

Charged in connection with this incident are: 19 year-old Quinton Shamus MANTEE, DOB: 1993-05-05, of Regina and 21 year-old Jordan Thomas Lee McNABB, DOB: 1991-03-21, of Debden, Saskatchewan.  MANTEE is charged with Breach of Probation [733.1(1) CC] and Possession of Stolen Property Over $5,000 [355(a) CC].  McNABB is charged with Criminal Negligence Causing Death [220 CC]; Impaired Driving Causing Death [255(3) CC]; Theft of Auto [333.1(1) CC]; Possession of Stolen Property Over $5,000 [355(a) CC] and two charges of Breach of Probation [733.1(1) CC].  Both accused will make their first court appearances in Provincial Court at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, February 21, 2013.

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