CCTV of the crash that killed Tia Cameron played at driver’s trial
Selby wore a tubular shirt and black pants and was expressed during the trials.
“He’s not guilty, your honor,” he said, when he asked how to beg without looking unnecessarily and drawing attention to death.
71 -year -old, even when he went on the way out by television reporters, he never talked.
A few difficult reality at the hearing were discussing, but both sides said that during the driving, Selby’s possible mind frame and what could cause it to slow down.
The defense, headed by Saul Holt, argued that his client thinks he was hitting the brakes, but he must be stuck or shifted.
“The only thing that explains everything – the only thing he’s trying to apply for,” Holt said.
“’I don’t blame the bus, I don’t blame a medical event; I thought I was braking and not’.”
Prosecutor Susan Hedge said images and other evidence show that Selby’s behavior cannot be justified and that there is an opportunity to stop.
“Simply a [reasonably prudent] Driver, ”he said to the court.
Four police officers and a medical officer at the scene, while testifying before the judge, interviews with Selby in the aftermath of the accident were taken to court.
Hedge announced that the bus has been put into service by Brisbane City Council since then.
The case will return to court on October 30th.
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