Driver pleads guilty in connection with 2016 crash that killed cyclist in Richmond
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A driver has pleaded guilty to a charge connected with a 2016 crash that killed a cyclist in Richmond.
Michael Fan pleaded guilty to driving without due care following the death of cyclist Brad Dean. Two other cyclists were also injured.
WATCH: Driver pleads guilty in Richmond cyclist’s death
The Crown is seeking an $1,800 fine and a one-year driving ban.
Fan faced a single count of driving without due care under the Motor Vehicle Act, but was not being charged criminally, a decision that outraged Dean’s family.
— With files from Jesse Ferreras and Tanya Beja
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