The obstetrician of Perth accused of manslaughter by the road of Elizabeth Pearce in Dalkeith was hit by further charges in February.
Rhys Bellinge is said to be behind the wheel of a powerful sedan who hit Birdwood Parade on Birdwood Parade on Saturday 15 February, where the crash claimed the life of 24-year-old Mrs. Pearce.
He is said to drive at 130 kilometers per hour and the police say that he later returned a blood alcoo lecture of 0.183.
Now Dr. Bellinge, who was denied bail in February during a hearing, affected with four new charges, with regard to the Sunday evening before he reportedly killed Mrs. Pearce.
The aftermath of a crash in Dalkeith on February 15, in which a Jaguar -Sedan and a white Honda Jazz Hatchback clashed on Birdwood Parade near Waratah Avenue. ((ABC News))
The police claim that Dr. On 9 February, Bellinge surpassed the speed limit with more than 45 km / h on three separate occasions – the first is at 8:05 pm when they say that he traveled 119 km / h in a 70 km / h zone on Thomas Street in Subiaco.
Then, at around 8:10 pm, he would have hit a speed of 112 km / h in a zone of 60 km / h on Winthrop Avenue in Nedlands.
Ten minutes later Dr. traveled Bellinge according to the police on the wrong side of the road in May Drive in Kings Park.
The police then claimed that around 8:30 pm he traveled at 103 km / h at Victoria Avenue in Dalkeith, a zone of 50 km / h.
Officers of the great crash unit have accused the 45-year-old of three counts of exceeding the speed limit by more than 45 km / h and one count of dangerous driving.
Dr. Bellinge will appear on June 5 in the Perth Magistrates Court.
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