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A firefighter accused of causing a crash earlier this year that killed a Mississauga woman will go to trial next March.
# \, ^; m6 z# f! |$ K5 T# F5 LYesterday in Brampton court, a judge ruled that the trial of Jarrett Johns, 35, of Toronto, will run March 5-8 and March 26, 2012.
; J. }# q6 _4 X3 _9 {. b' g% mJohns is accused of running a red light while driving the Mississauga fire truck that hit Kimberley Schulz's car and killed her on March 6.7 | W* I" z9 c+ l* P3 D3 |
Schulz, 42, was returning home after playing hockey at York University when she was killed in the Britannia Rd. W./Rodeo Dr. crash, which occurred a few minutes before noon on a Sunday.
( T+ O2 ~! E) ]8 s# n0 J* kThe fire truck had its lights and sirens activated, as it was responding to a nearby crash, Peel Regional Police say.
- [ c& ~1 \+ V$ w$ Q6 xNone of the three firefighters on board were injured.. Y0 G2 L0 \' u) X
The traffic light sensor system, which changes lights for oncoming emergency vehicles, was activated at the time of the crash, police said earlier. G' w; e% A1 S+ I7 T) V- q/ h
By law, a fire truck en route to a call must come to a complete stop at a red light before proceeding.
2 v( k I% V* D$ T: {If convicted, Johns faces a fine of up to $1,000. |
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