CALGARY – A preliminary inquiry has been set for a 20-year-old man accused of killing two people in a Calgary car crash last month.
Ali Montoya is charged with criminal negligence causing death as well as impaired driving causing death, after he allegedly hit a cab on May 2, killing taxi driver Amritpal Kharbanda and his 25-year-old fare, Jillian Lavallee.
Montoya was released on $20,000 bail on June 3 and remains on 24-hour house arrest.
On Friday, a preliminary inquiry was scheduled for January 13, set to last two weeks.
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With files from Erika Tucker
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