Bail granted to man charged in P.A. drunk driving deaths

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – A man charged with drunk driving after a crash left two people dead in Prince Albert, Sask. in July has been granted bail.

Jeremiah Jobb, 21, was released from custody after making a court appearance on Thursday.

He is subject to several conditions including 24 hour house arrest.

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Jobb is charged with two counts each of impaired driving causing death and exceeding .08 causing death after the July 14 crash.

Taylor Litwin, 21, and 17-year-old Brandi Lepine, who was pregnant at the time, were killed in the collision.

An emergency delivery was performed just before Lepine died in a Saskatoon hospital.

The baby survived and spent days in critical condition.

Baby Aurora Ledoux has improved and is now listed in stable condition and breathing on her own without a ventilator but is still on oxygen in the neo-natal unit at Royal University Hospital.

Jobb makes his next court appearance on Sept. 12.