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A Mississauga man charged with careless driving in a crash that nearly killed an elderly pedestrian and left him with permanent injuries has avoided jail by pleading guilty to a lesser charge.
# @: k* [+ ]: |% a9 W$ J% K: LSamuel Blennerhassett, 76, who is confined to a wheelchair as a result of multiple fractures and broken bones sustained from the collision back on July 23, 2009, is expected to be in a Mississauga courtroom on Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. tomorrow as the man who caused his injuries gets sentenced.
Blennerhassett's daughter and wife will accompany him to court. Both women will give victim impact statements prior to sentencing.
8 x! h- K- k. D# f4 s  n, ^8 WParthapratim Nath, 48, was initially charged with careless driving under the Highway Traffic Act and faced a potential jail term of six months if convicted.
Instead, Nath pleaded guilty making an unsafe turn, according to Peel Regional Police.
# O7 ?, p! X3 U! o- K- o1 r% o2 dThe maximum penalty is now a $1,000 fine.
Blennerhassett remained in critical condition at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto for weeks following the crash at Cawthra and Breckenridge Rds.
He was struck by a northbound 2009 Honda Civic while crossing Cawthra Rd. at 8:45 a.m. He was walking his dog at the time, Peel Regional Police said. The impact of the crash caused him to flip over the Honda and be thrown several metres.
Nath stopped at the scene and was later interviewed by police.
' K$ h5 G, x# U. i; I* {Senior injured. Parthapratim Nath, 48, of Mississauga, was driving this Honda Civic when he struck an elderly man two years ago near Cawthra Rd. and Bloor St. File photo