Sask. father calls for justice for his son, killed by alleged drunk driver
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A Saskatchewan father is calling for justice in the death of his son, who Saskatoon police say was killed by an impaired driver.
A Saskatchewan father is calling for justice in the death of his son who Saskatoon police say was killed by an impaired driver.
Chet Walker describes his son Austin "Auzi" Walker as a good person, who was witty and excelled in sports.
"He was my best friend," Chet said in an interview with CTV News.
On June 22, the 25-year-old Auzi was heading home on an electric scooter after watching playoff hockey with friends. Saskatoon police say he was hit and killed by an impaired driver who fled the scene.
According to the Saskatoon Police Service, officers responded to the incident on Warman Road near Circle Drive shortly after 3 a.m.
"Police showed up the next morning. That was very difficult," Chet said.
Chet says his family has attended every public court hearing, but the court process has been slow and frustrating.
