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Mrs. Ha son She choked back tears as she explained she let her son go swimâ€" ming because "I was trying to encourage him to be indepenâ€" dent." "Unfortunately, David did not like being labelled," she said, "He didn‘t like wearing his bracelet even though I encouraged him to wear it." Mrs. Haas also said she pleadâ€" ed with her son many times to wear his medic alert necklace, including on the day of the acciâ€" dent. The jury was told that prior to Haas‘s death, there were no park notices posted asking people requiring medical supervision to contact the park supervisor. The sign was put up after Haas‘s death, the jury was told. seen on time perhaps he could have been saved." someone should be water not done toring the someone who has a medical probâ€" lem, Benoit told the threeâ€" woman, twoâ€"man jury. There are nine life guard towâ€" ers ringing the pool. But on the day and time of the accident there were four manned lifeguard towâ€" ers monitoring about 60 to 70 bathers in the area Haas was swimming in. Haas‘s mother, Beverly, 45, said she felt the lifeonards had Mother criticizes guards pool monitoring Shor OT ly before the accident, is said she watched her swimming in the threeâ€" she said ontinued from page 1) pool mother, Beverly, 45, felt the lifeguards had good enough job moniâ€" ry so many minutes scanning that If he‘d been Bronte Creek Park drowning inquest DILoHIC Creek Iark drowning inquest * MERAY MOTORS Haas suffered from severe complex partial seizure, a particuâ€" lar epilepsy that could interefere with his ability to swim, the jury was told. son‘s hand after he was removed from the pool and waited for the ambulance. Mrs. Haas told the jury her son had a seizure while swimming in the park‘s pool once before, when he was 16. The jury listened to evidence from Haas‘ neurologist, Dr. Thomas Staunton, who said that a person with seizures as severe as Haas‘s could not look after themâ€" selves in the water. "My first suspicion is that David might have had a seizure while swimming, but there is no way I can prove that," said Staunton. Haas was taking Dilantin and Tegretol, drugs which control epilepsy. An autopsy revealed he had the medication in his bloodâ€" stream. Nevertheless, the drugs could only have prevented his general seizures, not his partial ones which are more severe, said Staunton. Ing the end swimming towards m the last time I saw him A few minutes late son next to her said was in trouble in the jury was told. "Then I heard m« acre pool with family member and friends. The last time I remember see ing him was near the line betwee the shallow end and the dee illing. Then ime down to People with this form of epilep Mrs. Haas he id heard my it the : 1 remember seeâ€" air the line between nd and the deep "I could see him id she 0| me and th o1," she said. he held her was removed @" [C , the perâ€" somebody water, the iughte ind l Ne uie se oie oie se se ohe oie oo ohe ohe se ohe oie se se English Riding School 3445 Dundas W. (Hwy. 5) Oakville (1% miles west of Hwy. 25)827â€"4678 ENGLISH RIDING LESSONS FOR ALL AGES Open 7 Days A Week CHRISTMAS CAMPS IN DECEMBER * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * BERTIN STABLES St. John Ambulance "Get a Life" Don‘t miss the Run of the House! For more information call McWilliams said the news story published in the Beaver contained several inaccuracies: that police arrested Costa at OTMH; that police followed a trail of blood to OTMH and that a break and enter had occurred. According to Peter K. McWilliams, Costa‘s lawyer, his client slipped on some ice and fell through the glass winâ€" dow at West End Motors, a firm with which Costa has close business ties. Costa himâ€" self telephoned police and reported the incident. 466 Morden Rd. #201 Oakville, Ont. L6K 2T3 The inque ish this week Among those in attendance were Haas‘ parents, and lawyers and representatives for the provincial natural resources minâ€" istry, the Milton detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, the Oakville Fire Department and the District of Halton and Missisauga Ambulance Service. & The inquest is expected to finâ€" On Jan. 24th, the Oakville Beaver ran a story based on information provided by police which stated that officers arrested a man being treated for cuts to his hands at Oakvilleâ€" Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) after following a trail of blood. Nothing was stolen from the business. The fiveâ€"person jury will then reach a verdict on these issues and is expected to make recommendaâ€" tions that can prevent similar acciâ€" dents form happening in future. On Oct. 27, Costa appeared before Judge William Sharpe in Provincial Court, Criminal Division, where all charges relating to the incident were withdrawn. A corner‘s inquest is not a criminal investigation and no one is on trial. â€" Its purpose is to determine the victim‘s identity and where, when, how and by what means the vicâ€" tim met death. Artininian also said it was impossible for pathologists to determine whether Haas had had an epileptic seizure. f Casey Costa, of Third Line, was charged by Halton Regional Police with break and enter in connection with a Jan. 22 incident during which a bay window was smashed at West End Motors on Speers Road. that h All charges against an Oakville man relating to an reported breakâ€"in at a local car dealership were withdrawn recently in court. sy must never said Staunton. Patholo; Artininan sa leath Charges withdrawn Man accused of breakâ€"in actually fell through window N J U T hov 844â€" 4844 H i said . an autopsy aas had drowned and were no signs of a head violence that might to the young man‘s veI D wim alone Berdj 90