Man charged for Annik Lawrence death
Jameel Adams has been charged with the death of Annik Lawrence of Green Bay. Lawrence died November 13, this year, following an accident on All Saints Road.
She was the pillion rider on the motorcycle reportedly driven by Adams.
Annik, the mother of two, fell off the bike when the Adams reportedly lost control of the motorbike.
Adams, from Bendals appeared before the court this morning and was charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
He was granted bail in the sum of $50,000, with a cash component of $5000.
He is also expected to report to the police station three times and week and surrender his passport.
He will return to court on February 23 of next year.
During the time of the accident, both Adams and Lawrence were said to be badly injured. Lawrence however succumbed to her injuries.
She will be buried on Tuesday.
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