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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - A Connecticut man facing manslaughter and assault charges in connection with a car crash
that left two Canadian visitors dead and two others injured has
rejected a plea deal that would have sent him to
prison for 12 years.
The Hartford Courant reports that 55-year-old Edward Brozynski, of Newington, will instead go
to trial and say he was "sleep driving" after
taking the sleep medication Buy Ambien Next Day Delivery.
His attorney said Tuesday that Brozynski "was basically unconscious" at the time of the September 2017 crash on Route 6
in Farmington.
Police say he also had alcohol, an anti-anxiety drug, and an opioid
in his system when he crossed the center line and crashed head-on into another car.
Two passengers in that vehicle, Benoit Boislard and Rejean St.
Pierre, both 66 from Quebec, died.
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