Accident at Bras d'Eau: Driver will Come to Police Today

Requested by the bloodhounds, the driver would have agreed to go to the police station Flacq on Wednesday 16 January, accompanied by his lawyer. It may be temporarily charged with manslaughter.

Witnessed the accident is also a resident of Roches-Noires. Just as the young band who traveled aboard the 2 x 4, he went to Lafayette Mail Monday. He said he recognized these eight men as they live in the same village. According to the witness, young people were being Bwar Manze on the beach. He also reported drinking a soft drink with them.

Around 18:30 the witness would have decided to return. It would be boarded his truck, while the young band had boarded the 2 x 4. Apart from the driver, all the men were in the box, he said. And the two vehicles were headed to Roches-Noires, with the truck in mind.

However, at the entrance of the village, the witness claims to have lost sight of the 2 x 4. He stopped to wait for the young. Not seeing them coming, he would have turned back.

Until he came up with two young injured. He would then come to their aid, carrying a two on his truck.

At the same time, the witness said he saw the driver walking to 2 x 4 Roches-Noires. Some time later, it would be returned to driving a van with 15 seats. And he would have embedded the six other young people to take them to the hospital.

Police expect Furthermore, the results of blood tests on three survivors who are admitted to hospital Flacq. They refused a breathalyzer test.

According to a source close to the investigators, four young men felt strongly of alcohol. Cases of beer were found at the scene of the accident, apparently thrown from a vehicle.

Nitish's funeral Chetak, 34, Sookeera Aman, 21, and Nitish Huree, 27, took place yesterday.