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The British backpack pleaded guilty to killing a man in Australia after hitting him while skating on an electronic skin level more than three times the legal border.
25 -year -old Alicia Kemp from Raddich, Wusternshire, drank with a friend on Saturday in May, when she was expelled from the bar because they were drunk when the court heard before.
The couple hired an electronic skinner in the evening, and Kemp was traveling at a speed of 20 to 25 km/h (12 to 15 km/h) when she got into the 51-year-old fans behind the sidewalk downtown Perth.
Two days later, his father struck his head on the sidewalk and died at the brain hospital.
The Kemp passenger also suffered as a result of the accident – supporting the fracture of the skull and the broken nose – but her injuries were not life -threatening.
In M. Perth Master’s Court on Monday, Kemp – appeared through a video -muzzle – pleaded guilty of dangerous driving, causing death while intoxicated. The prosecution carries a maximum of 20 years in prison.
The prosecutor’s office abandoned the second charge of dangerous driving, causing bodily harm to its passengers.
Earlier, the court heard that the level of Kemp’s blood alcohol after the catastrophe was 0.158, which is more than three times the legal limit of 0.05 in Australia.
Prosecutors said CCTV shots showed that “inexplicably dangerous” KEMP before she hit Mr Fana, who was waiting for the road crossing.
In a statement by Mr Fana’s family earlier this year, the construction engineer was described as a beloved husband, father, brother and dear friend.
Kemp’s lawyer Michael Tudor said she had been released after her guilt and hoped that they would be sentenced before Christmas, local media reported.
“You could see what she was ready to say these words, you know, she obviously did something stupid,” Mr. Tudor said at ABC.
The Kemp, which was located in Western Australia on a working holiday, will remain in custody before the sentence.
