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Triple deaths crash man remanded | |
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A 24-year-old man has been remanded to crown court accused of causing the death of three teenagers by dangerous driving and a drink driving charge. | |
Richard Brown from Anglesey did not appear before Llandudno magistrates in person due to his own injuries. | |
Rebecca Jane Lee, 18, who was pregnant, Ellie Chambers, 15, and Cliff Jones, 17, died on Saturday after their car crashed into a tree on Anglesey. | Rebecca Jane Lee, 18, who was pregnant, Ellie Chambers, 15, and Cliff Jones, 17, died on Saturday after their car crashed into a tree on Anglesey. |
A third girl, Tracey Roberts, 17, from Bangor remains in hospital. | |
Mr Brown's solicitor, Myrddin Owens, told magistrates his client was seriously injured and in a wheelchair. | |
Chair of the bench, Emrys Williams, said Mr Brown was being remanded in custody for his own welfare. | |
Tracey Roberts, of Bangor, who was a passenger in the Citroen C2 car Mr Brown was driving, remains in hospital with what police have described as "life-changing" injuries. | |
He is due in court on 13 March. |