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Saskatchewan man accepts responsibility for fatal impaired-driving crash

A Saskatchewan man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death in a Regina crash that killed a young aspiring nurse has been sentenced to more than two years in prison. File/Global News

REGINA – A Saskatchewan man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death in a Regina crash that killed a young aspiring nurse has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.

Brandon Marcotte, a 22-year-old Estevan resident, was given a total of 32 months as outlined in a joint submission from the Crown and defence that was accepted by the judge at Tuesday’s sentencing.

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READ MORE: Estevan man pleads guilty in fatal Regina crash

Court heard Marcotte’s blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when his sport-utility vehicle rolled and landed upside down in April of last year, killing Presli Dufour.

Neither the driver nor the 18-year-old victim was wearing their seatbelt.

Marcotte told court he accepts responsibility for the crash.

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He faces a three-year driving ban upon release.

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