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A manslaughter charge has been filed against the Auburn, Massachusetts man who claimed he was taking $20 out of his wallet when his pickup truck struck and killed a 5-year-old girl who was crossing the street with her mother. A Worcester County Grand Jury indicted Christopher Remillard, now 58, on Friday, May 12, for manslaughter, careless driving, assault and battery with a deadly weapon resulting in serious bodily damage, and negligent automobile homicide in Candice's passing.

The Worcester County District Attorney's Office reported Asare-Yeboah. On April 18, 2022, Easter Monday, Remillard was operating a vehicle in Worcester when Candice and her mother, Asha Nyarko-Asare, crossed Stafford Street. The family disclosed that the fatal incident happened as Candice and her mother were on a "routine trip for hair accessories to give her 5-year-old daughter the hairstyle she had longed for."

Christopher Remillard Age

Christopher Remillard is 57 years old.

Christopher Remillard Incident Detail

"On April 18, 2022, at about 9:35 a.m., Worcester Police were summoned to the vicinity of 91 Stafford St. for a report of a pedestrian collision. When police got on the scene, Worcester firefighters were treating Candice, according to the prosecution. "The mother and daughter were struck by a car as they attempted to cross Stafford Street.

It was decided to take the mother and daughter to a local hospital. It was decided to take the mother and daughter to a local hospital. The "eloquent and vibrant" 5-year-old girl was injured and is now in a coma. More over a month later, on May 23, 2022, Candice passed away, leaving her family in ruins.

"Our family is inconsolable because our darling Candice received her angel wings a short while ago. Despite her best efforts, she was unable to continue living because of her wounds. We don't even know who to ask and we have a lot of unresolved questions. Unbearable pain is present. The girl's aunt posted on GoFundMe last year, "But we take comfort in the memories we have of her brief existence with us and her blessing to others.

Authorities remained mum regarding Remillard's arraignment date. Last year, when the driver was first accused in the incident, his defence lawyer, Robert Iacovelli, expressed that his client was "sorry" and "very distraught over the death of the child." Before tragically running over Candice with the truck, Remillard claimed that he was reaching into her pocket for a $20 cash. I pulled a $20 dollar out of my pocket and unfolded it to pay for gas.

I immediately heard a loud bang on my brakes," she allegedly told authorities. The motorist was reportedly going 47 mph in a 35 mph zone and has a history of driving offences, including one penalty for doing so while his licence was suspended. The 5-year-old's death was announced in an obituary, which said that Candice "will always be remembered as a smart, happy, and energetic child who loved the outdoors and the colour pink."

The girl's family claimed that "she loved to take charge and boss her brother Daryl around." For her maturity, her sense of humour, and her kindness, she will be remembered forever. She will always hold a special place in our hearts and memories, and we will never forget her.