Heartbroken mother of student who was killed when an ice (麻薬)常用者 ran a red light and sent her 飛行機で行くing 60 metres into the 空気/公表する says she has 'no hope for the 未来'

  • Shane Cochrane has 認める running 負かす/撃墜する Sri Lankan student Nisali Perera?
  • He ran a red light before hitting her, sending her 飛行機で行くing 60 metres into the 空気/公表する?
  • Ms Perera tragically died at the scene, 法廷,裁判所 文書s 明らかにする/漏らすd?

Shane Cochrane?ran a red light and hit a university student, sending her flying almost 60 metres in the air and leaving her to die

Shane Cochrane?ran a red light and 攻撃する,衝突する a university student, sending her 飛行機で行くing almost 60 metres in the 空気/公表する and leaving her to die

Nisali Perera (機の)カム to Australia believing it was a very 安全な country. She died crossing a Melbourne road on her way home from uni.

Ice (麻薬)常用者 Shane Cochrane already had a woeful 運動ing 記録,記録的な/記録する when he sped through a red light at Clayton in August 2019, hitting Ms Perera and 殺人,大当り her 即時に.

The 20-year-old from Sri Lanka was thrown almost 60 metres, but Cochrane didn't stop.

Instead, he 捨てるd the car at an abandoned church nearby and hopped in a DiDi ride 株.

(映画の)フィート数 of the 衝突/不一致 was played to Victoria's 郡 法廷,裁判所 on Friday, after Cochrane, 38, pleaded 有罪の to offences 含むing culpable 運動ing 原因(となる)ing death, and failing to stop and (判決などを)下す 援助.

Ms Perera's parents feel 有罪の about sending their daughter to 熟考する/考慮する 商業 and 商売/仕事 at Monash University.

'I still 悔いる the fact that I let her go (to Australia),' her mother, Kamal, said in a 声明.

'If I kept her 支援する (home) ... she would have lived.'

Ms Perera believed Australia was a 安全な country. She thought it was 安全な to cross the road.

'Nisali was our only child ... we took care of her as if our lives depended on it,' Mrs Perera said.

'I have no hope for the 未来.'

She and her husband despaired that their daughter wouldn't be able to care for them in their old age, as is custom in Sri Lankan culture.?

Cochrane had already been 宣告,判決d 29 times, mostly for 麻薬 and 運動ing offences, when he fatally struck Ms Perera.

He'd used ice the day before and was still under the 影響(力) when he sped unlicensed through the red light.

Cochrane was 逮捕(する)d sleeping at a home at Officer, southeast of Melbourne, five days after the 衝突,墜落.

'I was just 運動ing along that road and ... the next thing I know, I've 攻撃する,衝突する somebody, like, I didn't even see her one bit,' he told police.

Cochrane admitted running down Sri Lanka-born student Nisali Perera who was crossing Wellington Road at Clayton on August 29

Cochrane 認める running 負かす/撃墜する Sri Lanka-born student Nisali Perera who was crossing Wellington Road at Clayton on August 29

Barrister Simon Moglia 譲歩するd Cochrane's 跡をつける 記録,記録的な/記録する on the road was woeful.

'He cannot 申し込む/申し出 an explanation that is worthy about why he continued to 運動 (after hitting Ms Perera),' Mr Moglia said.

'He 推定する/予想するs that he will be locked up for years and years.'

Cochrane is thought to have a brain 傷害 from 長引かせるd 麻薬 use and 外傷/ショック, after an しつけ marred by 暴力/激しさ. His mother died from 麻薬s when he was a 十代の少年少女.

He remains in 保護/拘留 and will return to 法廷,裁判所 for a その上の pre-宣告,判決 審理,公聴会 at a later date.

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