Sask. woman pleads guilty to impairment in crash that killed cab driver
A Saskatchewan woman has pleaded guilty to impaired driving-related charges after a crash last summer that killed a cab driver.
Debra Hamann, 59, will face a sentencing hearing next month

A Saskatchewan woman has pleaded guilty to a couple of impaired-related charges after a crash last summer that
killed a cab driver.
Debra Hamann, who is 59, entered the plea this week to charges of driving with a blood-alcohol level over .08 causing death and driving with a blood alcohol level over .08 causing bodily harm.
Court heard the Bienfait, Sask., resident was driving a sport-utility vehicle last June when she collided with a taxi just outside the community.
The 35-year-old taxi driver, Bisho Kalappurakkal, was killed. Kalappurakkal also worked as a personal care aide in Estevan's hospital.
A 27-year-old man who was a passenger had minor injuries.
Hamann will face a sentencing hearing next month.