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Sarnia man gets three months in jail for high-priced lumber heist

A Sarnia man has been sentenced to three months in jail for his role in a heist from a local lumber mill at the height of pandemic when prices were through the…

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Sarnia man gets three months in jail for high-priced lumber heist

A Sarnia man has been sentenced to three months in jail for his role in a heist from a local lumber mill at the height of pandemic when prices were through the…

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Sarnia man gets three months in jail for high-priced lumber heist

Sarnia man gets three months in jail for high-priced lumber heist
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I could have died, Sarnia man admits after latest impaired-driving conviction

Article content “You were involved in a serious motor-vehicle accident here where the vehicle was totalled,” Justice Paul Kowalyshyn said as he sentenced Brandon Rankin for his second impaired-driving conviction. “You’re fortunate that there were no serious injuries sustained by you – or death.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rankin, 34, agreed, saying he was “very” remorseful. “I could have died in this accident. It was just a stupid decision,” he said. “I feel terrible. I’m sorry.” The court heard Lambton OPP were called to a single-car rollover on Churchill Line next to Watson Timber Mart around 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 6. A neighbour who heard the crash ran to help and told Rankin to stay in the car, but he stumbled out.

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I could have died, Sarnia man admits after latest impaired-driving conviction | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

Article content “You were involved in a serious motor-vehicle accident here where the vehicle was totalled,” Justice Paul Kowalyshyn said as he sentenced Brandon Rankin for his second impaired-driving conviction. “You’re fortunate that there were no serious injuries sustained by you – or death.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rankin, 34, agreed, saying he was “very” remorseful. “I could have died in this accident. It was just a stupid decision,” he said. “I feel terrible. I’m sorry.” The court heard Lambton OPP were called to a single-car rollover on Churchill Line next to Watson Timber Mart around 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 6. A neighbour who heard the crash ran to help and told Rankin to stay in the car, but he stumbled out.

David nicolBrandon rankinJustice paul kowalyshynPaul kowalyshynChurchill lineWatson timber martடேவிட் நிக்கோல்பிராண்டன் ரான்கின்சர்ச்சில் வரி

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