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13 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,M ay 26,2022 insidehalton.com "FORWARD LEARNING. TRANSFORMINGPEOPLE" Welcome To Laureate's Beautiful New Campus, Located At 1921 Snake Rd., Burlington On. L7P 4Y2. Laureate College Is A Private School, For Students Grades 9-12. We Offer Small Class Sizes, With A Steam-Focused Approach To Learning (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math). OPEN HOUSE JUNE 4, BETWEEN 12:30-4:30PM ComeMeetOurPrincipalAndDirector,AsWellAsFacultyAndStaff,AndTake A Tour Of The Property. We Look Forward To Meeting You! BOOK YOUR TOUR TODAY Laureate College (New Campus) 1921 SNAKE RD., BURLINGTON ONTARIO L7P 4Y2 Vist us online laureatecollege.ca Phone: 416-800-8434 Email: info@laureatecollege.ca Scan QR Code to Book Your Tour He said Hyde also com- plained about pain on his left side in the area of his ribs but refused to be trans- ported to hospital despite the paramedic's recom- mendation that he should. Sciscione told the court he checked Hyde's vital signs in the back of an am- bulance at which point he said he noticed "an alcohol- smelling odour" coming from Hyde. When he asked about this, court heard Hyde told Sciscione he'd had a couple beers with lunch. Hyde denied any drug use that day, said Scis- cione. The court heard the pre- vious day that Hyde had been taken to a breath tech- nician at the Oakville po- lice station, but testing found he had a blood-alco- hol content of zero. When asked by Pa- quette if he asked Hyde about his medical history, Sciscione said Hyde told him he had a history of blacking out, heart mur- murs and high blood pres- sure. Under cross examina- tion by Paquette, Sciscione also testified that Hyde was responsive to questions, provided appropriate an- swers to these questions and was not difficult to un- derstand. When asked if he no- ticed a marijuana smell coming from Hyde, Scis- cione said he did not. Those present also heard from Halton police Const. Scott Kennedy who took photos of Hyde's de- stroyed vehicle. One photo focused on a white cigarette found on the driver's side floor. Const. Kyle Davis testi- fied the previous day that a marijuana cigarette had been found in the vehicle. Kennedy told the court he detected the smell of marijuana inside the vehi- cle. He also took photos of items in the vehicle's trunk, which included sev- eral full and empty beer cans and a small bag con- taining a green leafy sub- stance. Kennedy said he only took the photos and there- fore could not testify as to what the substance in the bag was. Godinho also filed an agreed statement of facts. This statement noted there was no dispute be- tween the Crown and the defence that Hyde was in the driver's seat of the red Nissan when it struck and killed Whiten. It also stated a post-mor- tem examination had been conducted, which found that Whiten died from mul- tiple blunt force injuries that were not survivable. The statement further conceded that Hyde's vehi- cle had been inspected and no issues were found that would have contributed to the collision. The report said that fol- lowing Hyde's arrest, a sample of his urine was sent to the Centre of Foren- sic Sciences for analysis. The findings of that analysis will be provided later in the trial. The trial will continue on May 30. CRIME Continued from page 12 Louise Whiten and her dog, Zack. Whiten family photo