‘We don’t have Charlie’: Stevens’ sad words for deadly driver
Grant and Emma Stevens have delivered emotional victim impact statements almost a year after they lost their son Charlie to a young man’s “dumb decision”.
Grant and Emma Stevens have delivered emotional victim impact statements almost a year after they lost their son Charlie to a young man’s “dumb decision”.
Charlie Stevens’ family has confronted Dhirren Singh Randhawa – the young driver responsible for the death of the SA police commissioner’s son – in an emotional court hearing.
The young driver who hit and killed Police Commissioner Grant Stevens’s son at Schoolies has apologised as his mother also made a statement in court. Read them in full.
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