Suspect in Cape Breton hit and run charged
A tragic incident occurred last week on Keltic Drive in Sydney, Nova Scotia, where a pedestrian, a young woman in her 20s, was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene. The victim succumbed to her injuries in the hospital, leaving a community in mourning.
Authorities have taken swift action in response to this devastating event. Jason Gordon Cashin, a 50-year-old man, has been charged with failing to stop after an accident causing death. The Cape Breton Regional Police announced this development in a news release, emphasizing the seriousness of the charges brought against Cashin.
In a statement, the police revealed that they have also seized a vehicle believed to be connected to the hit-and-run incident. This significant progress in the investigation indicates a strong effort to bring justice to the victim and her loved ones.
Cashin was set to make an appearance in Sydney provincial court on Wednesday to address the charges against him. The legal proceedings will shed light on the circumstances surrounding the accident and provide an opportunity for accountability in this tragic case.
The community is reeling from the loss of a young life, and the news of Cashin’s arrest brings a sense of closure and resolution to the situation. The Cape Breton Regional Police’s diligent work in apprehending the suspect demonstrates their commitment to upholding the law and ensuring that justice is served.
As we await further developments in this case, our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victim, who are grappling with the profound impact of this senseless tragedy. May they find solace and support in the midst of this difficult time.
