Lawyer convicted in impaired hit and run that killed Edmonton teen being released
On Friday, Shane Stevenson, the lawyer who hit 16-year-old Chloe Wiwchar with his truck and left the Edmonton scene in April 2018, is being released from custody.
The fatal collision happened as Chloe was walking home in a marked crosswalk at Kingsway and Tower Road. Multiple vehicles stopped to let her cross, but Stevenson drove through the crosswalk, hit Chloe and kept going, fleeing the scene.An off-duty police officer who witnessed the crime gave chase, eventually arresting Stevenson.After pleading guilty to impaired driving causing death, Stevenson was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison.
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