Police chase trial plagued by tomfoolery
A year ago a police chase ended up with the injury of a woman outside her house on Sherbrooke East and now the case is in court, where the defendant is representing himself, never a good plan. The Journal item linked above is from the original story, where the defendant is described as a sovereign citizen, which might explain the stupidity.
It’s worth reading La Presse’s description of the police chase, which careened from the Jacques-Cartier bridge to the Plateau and then eastward, although the corner of Wurtele and Sherbrooke is as near as dammit to a four-corner meeting of Rosemont, the Plateau, Ville-Marie and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve so I can’t identify the borough. The items from last year mention how badly hurt the random woman was in the crash, but there’s nothing in the current item about how she’s doing.
Patrick 22:06 on 2019-09-16 Permalink
I remember walking in front of the accident scene, it was further east than Sherbrooke and Wurtele, probably in front of 2910 Sherbrooke East.
Ephraim 13:49 on 2019-09-17 Permalink
The Dunning-Kruger effect in living colour… represent yourself because you are a sovereign citizen.