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THE driver of the car that crashed into a parked car killing two children and an adult at Dyraaba yesterday had been banned from holding a licence until 2030, police have revealed.
The driver, a 36-year-old Kyogle man, is tonight in police custody after being charged with driving while disqualified and is expected to face Lismore Local Court in the morning. Shaun Zagar, 28, and his children Kaleb, 6, and Zara, 5, were killed yesterday morning when a Magna sedan driven by the man crashed into their car as they waited by the side of the road for the school bus. A 3-year-old girl from the Magna had to be flown to Lismore Base Hospital with multiple fractures while her father and 4-year-old brother were taken to the hospital by road ambulance. Police said Crash Investigation Unit officers investigating the crash discovered the Kyogle man's licence had been suspended and arrested him at his home this morning |
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Crash driver's licence had been disqualified until 2030
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