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Trial begins for man charged in B.C. residential school march incident

Richard Albert Manuel is charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle
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People take part in a march in Mission, B.C., Saturday, June 4, 2022 in a handout photo. The trial began on Monday (March 4), for Richard Albert Manuel, who is charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle after four people claimed they were hit by a pickup truck during the march. ( THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Robert Jago)

A trial began Monday (March 4) for a Deroche man charged after several people reported being struck by a pickup truck during a residential school march in Mission in June 2022.

Richard Albert Manuel was charged in November 2022 with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle.

The trial in Abbotsford provincial court began in the morning with police witnesses testifying about the accused’s statement, a search of the truck and other aspects of the investigation.

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