"Man charged in relation to triple fatality in
Northland"
A 49-year-old Northland man has been
summonsed to appear in Dargaville District Court on
September 1 to face eight charges in relation to a triple
fatality crash in Dargaville on June 6.
Three people were
killed in the car crash as they travelled east along Baylys
Coast Rd, and four were injured.
The 49-year-old, who was
the driver of the car, will face seven charges of driving
under the influence of alcohol causing death or injury, and
one charge of failing to remain at an accident.
As the
matter is before the Court Police will be making no further
comment.
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