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The hearing initially scheduled for Tuesday in Traffic Court has been postponed to June 4.
Vincent-Urlwin is accused of driving a Jeep Wrangler that collided with Officer Robert Dyer’s motorcycle on September 4, resulting in Dyer’s death.
The collision occurred at 11:20 am on the Sir Sydney Walling Highway, with Dyer traveling east to west and the Jeep heading in the opposite direction.
Allegedly, the defendant made a right turn into Luna Park and collided with Dyer, who had just overtaken some vehicles.
If the case moves to the High Court, Vincent-Urlwin could face up to five years in prison if convicted.
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Lol how the hell you gonna charge someone for making a legal turn and hit someone that’s overtaking vehicles. Why not blames the dead cop for speeding. Bet if police driving the jeep they would say the biker was speeding or reckless driving
If that is the case, the policewoman and she daughter are next????
That is so true that police always a drive fast
His Motor bike was not licensed ot insured and the bike was buried on top of him.
Yah just a chat nf
You cant cut cross a line off traffic when not safe to do so
The officer was on his right away weather speeding or not
Drivers need to damn respect bike man
If God see that woman was INNOCENT. N the Officer was wrong. Well then.Let see what’s next..
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