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Call NOW for HUGE Savings! 1-888-271-7119 INC. www.roofontario.com 8 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, March 14, 2008 A Milton man has owned up to causing the deaths of an elderly couple at a local train cross- ing in what the Crown attorney says might be the worst case of drunk driving in Ontario his- tory. At a court appearance last Thursday, Ingram Rahim Bakhsh, 29, pleaded guilty to two counts each of impaired driving causing death and fail- ing to comply with conditions of a release before a courtroom packed with a dozen of the victims family members and three of his own. He admitted to having a blood alcohol level nearly four times the legal limit July 19 of last year when his car slammed into the back of a vehicle carrying Rockwood couple Andrew and Henrietta Miller, aged 66 and 65, sending it spinning into the path of an oncoming GO train crossing at Trafalgar Road just south of Halton Hills. They were killed instantly. The case has received close media attention, largely because of Bakhshs history. The year before, he was charged with several drinking and driving-related offences in a couple of sepa- rate incidents in Peel. At the time of the tragedy, he shouldnt have been driving or drinking in accordance with release conditions. Crown attorney Brian OMarra said after the plea outside the Oakville courthouse that this is possibly the worst such incident hes ever seen. This is one of the most egregious examples of impaired driving Ive seen in my many years as Crown, he said, adding, This may well fit the description of worst offender, worst offence. Earlier, Bakhsh had looked resigned and slightly sullen as he sat handcuffed in the pris- oners box, listening to OMarra read an agreed statement of facts to Justice Richard LeDressay. The victims seven-year-old grandson lis- tened quietly in the front row with his mother. Court heard that at 7:20 p.m., Bakhsh was speeding in a Mercedes southbound on Trafalgar Road, south of Hwy. 401. When he approached the CP railway crossing in the area, the lights were activated and the stop arms were starting to go down, court heard. There was one southbound car the Millers vehicle stopped for the train, while two oth- ers were stopped on the other side of the tracks. The Mercedes hit the Millers car being driven by Andrew from behind, causing it to spin onto the tracks. It was struck by the GO train and projected off the tracks into a light post. Meanwhile, Bakhshs car skidded all the way across the tracks, out of the trains path. He col- lided with a Honda Civic on the other side, but that driver wasnt seriously injured. The driver of the Civic said Bakhsh was yelling and completely irrational, OMarra said. Bakhsh was arrested later that night after he was transported to Milton District Hospital. When a police officer attempted to take a breath sample, Bakhsh wouldnt blow hard enough, court heard. When blood was collected that night, Bakhsh had 310 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. Charges of dangerous operation of a vehicle causing death (two counts), refusing to provide a breath sample and driving with over the legal blood alcohol level were stayed Thursday. OMarra later explained they were covered by the other more serious charges. OMarra told the court he will seek to have the previous charges laid in Peel consolidated with the more recent charges. Later, he told reporters he will seek a signif- icant penitentiary sentence. The maximum penalty for impaired driving causing death is life in prison. Bakhsh has been in custody at Maplehurst since the crash. Family members of the Millers hugged and consoled each other after the court appearance. They didnt want to speak to the media. Bakhshs parents and young wife exited the courtroom quietly. His father, Ike Bakhsh, said his son did the right thing pleading guilty. Its a sad situation on both sides, he said. He did what he did and hes got to admit his faults. Bakhshs lawyer, Bruce Daley, said afterward his client has taken responsibility for his actions. Sentencing will take place August 21 in Burlington. Rockwood couple killed at rail crossing Worst drunk driver pleads guilty to causing fatal crash STEPHANIE HOUNSELL Special to The IFP