ORANGE A Leverett woman is being placed on two years’ probation and will lose her license after a jury on Thursday convicted her on a charge of motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation in the death of Belchertown resident Kevin Douville in.
ORANGE A Leverett woman is being placed on two years’ probation and will lose her license after a jury on Thursday convicted her on a charge of motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation in the death of Belchertown resident Kevin Douville in.
ORANGE A Leverett woman is being placed on two years probation and will lose her license after a jury on Thursday convicted her on a charge of motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation for the death of Belchertown resident Kevin Douville in.
Leverett woman pleads not guilty in fatal crash
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ORANGE A Leverett woman has been released on personal recognizance after answering to charges stemming from a fatal crash on Route 63 last April.
Mary Christine Nelson, 79, appeared in Orange District Court on March 12 via teleconference to plead not guilty to negligent operation of a motor vehicle and motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. She is scheduled for a pretrial conference on May 18.
Kevin Douville, 57, of Belchertown, was killed on April 25, 2020, when the motorcycle he was riding with life partner Karen Rae Mercier was struck by a car driven by Nelson on Route 63, also known as Long Plain Road, the primary north-south artery between Montague and Amherst.
Leverett woman pleads not guilty in fatal crash
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ORANGE A Leverett woman has been released on personal recognizance after answering to charges stemming from a fatal crash on Route 63 last April.
Mary Christine Nelson, 79, appeared in Orange District Court on March 12 via teleconference and pleaded not guilty to negligent operation of a motor vehicle and motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. She is scheduled for a pretrial conference on May 18.
Kevin Douville, 57, of Belchertown, was killed on April 25, 2020, when the motorcycle he was riding with life partner Karen Rae Mercier was struck by a car driven by Nelson on Route 63, also known as Long Plain Road and the primary north-south artery between Montague and Amherst.