King’s Bench trial chosen in fatal impaired case
Bradley Douglas Webb, 37, of Fredericton, was allegedly under influence of drugs when car crashed into another vehicle, killing one woman, causing bodily harm to two others in 2024
A Fredericton man accused of causing a woman’s death and injuring two other people while driving while high when he crashed a car last year will go to trial on the allegations in superior court.
Bradley Douglas Webb, 37, of Fairview Drive, appeared in Fredericton provincial court in person and in custody Friday to answer to indictable charges related to allegations of impaired driving.
He’s accused of driving with an elevated concentration of a drug in his system and thereby causing the death of Natashia Morrow, and causing bodily harm to Jennifer and Stephen Cooper.
The charges stem from a two-vehicle collision in Durham Bridge on Aug. 24, 2024.
