Martin Hines
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Impaired driver sentenced in connection with 2018 Greater Toronto Area crime spreeIt was June 29, 2018, when Hines got behind the wheel of his 2013 Mercedes sedan after smoking marijuana and ingesting cocaine — a decision that would kill two people.CrimeMar 6, 2019
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Orangeville man involved in 3 separate collisions killing 2 while impaired pleads guiltyMartin Hines, 30, stood before a packed courtroom on Thursday and pleaded guilty to two counts of impaired driving causing death, two counts of criminal negligence causing death, one count of impaired driving causing bodily harm, one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm and two counts of robbery.CrimeFeb 28, 2019
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Pedestrian fatally struck by alleged carjacker remembered as a ‘sunshine angel’Jailani was waiting for a bus at the corner of Kipling and Steeles avenues at 1:35 a.m. Friday when Toronto police said he was struck by a stolen Honda Accord.CrimeJul 3, 2018
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