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Tom Zytaruk writes for the Surrey NOW-Leader newspaper, located in Surrey, British Columbia.
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Surrey senior charged with manslaughter in Newton traffic crash loses bid to dodge in-custody psych assessment - Mission City Record

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By Tom Zytaruk 
| Mission City Record
A Surrey man charged with manslaughter and 14 other charges related to a traffic crash in Newton on March 22, 2017 has lost his application to quash a 2025 assessment order from the British Columbia Review Board requiring him to submit to a 60-day in-custody assessment at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital.
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Surrey senior charged with manslaughter in Newton traffic crash loses bid to dodge in-custody psych assessment - Maple Ridge News

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By Tom Zytaruk 
| Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News
A Surrey man charged with manslaughter and 14 other charges related to a traffic crash in Newton on March 22, 2017 has lost his application to quash a 2025 assessment order from the British Columbia Review Board requiring him to submit to a 60-day in-custody assessment at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital.
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Surrey senior charged with manslaughter in Newton traffic crash loses bid to dodge in-custody psych assessment - North Delta Reporter

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By Tom Zytaruk 
| North Delta Reporter
A Surrey man charged with manslaughter and 14 other charges related to a traffic crash in Newton on March 22, 2017 has lost his application to quash a 2025 assessment order from the British Columbia Review Board requiring him to submit to a 60-day in-custody assessment at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital.
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