The court case involving the alleged killing of a medical student in a dangerous driving incident faces ongoing delays, over a year since the event.
Karim Edwards, accused of hitting two American University of Antigua students, including the fatal injury of Kenneth Mathew, had his dangerous driving charge upgraded to causing death.
The Traffic Court, under Magistrate Dexter Wason, experienced its sixth adjournment due to persistent issues.
The committal hearing is now rescheduled for February 22, as the Director of Public Prosecutions’ office reviews the case file.
