Auburn man faces new expenses for 2022 pedestrian crash in Worcester that killed 5-year-old woman

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Christopher Remillard hit Candice Asare-Yeboah and her mom together with his SUV in April 2022. Candice’s mom was significantly injured, and Candice died after a month on life assist.

Candice Asare-Yeboah was hit by an SUV in Worcester in April 2022. She died a month later. Courtesy Picture

A Worcester County grand jury indicted an Auburn man on a number of new expenses associated to a 2022 pedestrian crash in Worcester which resulted within the demise of a 5-year-old woman.

In April 2022, Christopher Remillard, now 58, hit Candice Asare-Yeboah and her mom together with his SUV as they tried to cross Stafford Road. The crash significantly injured Candice’s mom and introduced Candice to the brink of demise.

Candice died after a month on life assist in a hospital.

In Might 2022, Worcester police charged Remillard with dashing, a marked lanes violation, impeded operations, and negligent operation of a motorized vehicle.

On Friday, a grand jury charged Remillard with involuntary manslaughter, motorized vehicle murder by negligence, and negligent driving of a motorized vehicle in reference to Candice’s demise, the Worcester County District Lawyer’s workplace mentioned in a information launch Monday.

The grand jury additionally charged Remillard with assault and battery with a harmful weapon inflicting critical bodily harm for injuring Candice’s mom, the discharge mentioned.

Remillard will likely be arraigned on the brand new expenses in Worcester District Court docket, however a date has not but been set.

Originally posted 2023-05-16 04:18:43.