Ramage over 4 years in prison for the fatal incident
Rob Ramage’s reputation as an “exemplary citizen” trumped by a judge was the desire to send a clear signal of deterrence against driving drunk.
Ramage, a former NHL player, was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison for an incident that claimed the life that his friend, ex-NHLer Keith Magnuson.
Magnuson died on December 15, 2003, was “tragic and unnecessary” and was perhaps far too often on the nation roads and highways, Ontario Superior Court Justice Alexander Sosna, said in passing sentence.
“The bloodbath on our roads, the allocation by the driver is intact,” Sosna said.
Ramage’s Fall bore “the trademark of many events across many motorists who have their culmination in too much pain,” he said.
Ramage woman was crying, because judges have condemned her husband in prison for endangering the ability to drive by death, for other offences and banned him from driving licence for a period of five years after his release.
The Ontario Court of Appeal decided Thursday afternoon that his appeal would Ramage conviction.
Shortly after the decision of the Court of Justice, Ramage was released on bail until his vocation. He left the Court of Newmarket, where he was convicted and occurred in an SUV with his family.
While the complaint is addressed, the court ordered Ramage stay in his house in St. Louis, containing alcohol and not on a motor vehicle.
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