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SeeIo __'qA Named Canada 's Top Comtnunity Newspaper www.miltoncanadianchampion.com R E AL E ST A TE S PO0R TS See what's on Marlins claim bronze the market inside -.at teamn championships C O M M U N 1 T Y Meet May's Teacher of Month A MeIln Mei roppbiain Vl15 No16TedyMa4,2152Pgs-$.0(c GST.) Court hears details in 401 death By Stephanie Hounseil CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF GRAHAM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION GOOD NEIGHBOURS: The annual Good Neighbours Community Day saw riumerous volunteers clean up local parks and waterways. Here, Sarah MacGregor and Shawn Close of a group from Firepower Training wade into the Sixteen Mile Creek to, retrieve discarded shopping carts and bicycles. See more photos f rom the event on page Ai 2. No GST/PST on Remnants In Stock! Fine FIooring & Moe 30M nStetMtoI WIere qualil ansd sMe meet 34 anSretMio ww .toorefrt.com/tloeomanslnterloru 878-3 4I35 July 8, 2008 was a morning like any other for Wayne Winsor and Tony Greco, two comn- muters each driving to work from Milton. But when Greco, 55, cut off Winsor, 39, it sparked a series of 'actions and reactions" that would change everything for the two drivers and their families. Just a minute-and- a-half after that single manoeuvre, Greco was thrown from. bis SUV onto Hwy 401 after swerving to avoid Winsors vehicle as it braked in front of hlm. The father of three died at the scene soon after. Winsor fled and surrendered that after- noon. In March, Winsor, now 40, out on bail and living with hic mother in Streetsville, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death and failing to, stop at the scene of an accident. A charge of criminal negligence causing death was dropped. Yesterday, in a sentencing hearing to decide Winsor's fate, a Milton courtroom heard what happened during the 75 to, 105 seconds between the pairs first contact and Greco's ejection. "This is a case of a very hrief encounter with a sudden and tragic resuit," said Crown attomney John Dibski. It was the first time the details were made public and not subject to a publication ban. Sitting beside bis lawyer, ]effrey Manishen, Winsor hung his head low, elbows on the table. in the second row of the small courtroomn were Grecos wife and a friend. In the third, at Winsors mother and sister. Reading an agreed statrment of facts, sec WINSOR on page A2 -------__ MILTO ~~Iw Qauabiau QLbamptou Milton's Community Newspaper Since 1860 r - - - 1-1 1 - -- - - 1 - - - -.1.1 - __ . , -- Ill- ý _ - _'. . _ - - __ -,r- _1 afflm"q