Alleged drunk driver case makes its way through court

The case of a woman who was allegedly impaired and driving four children when her SUV hit several posts and medians is making its way through court in Prince Albert.

Sheryl Rabbitskin was arrested for impaired driving a month ago after an ugly-looking crash in which a red Dodge Journey hit a light stand and median signs in the 3200 block of Second Avenue West.

The following day she was released on an undertaking. Rabbitskin’s scheduled Prince Albert Provincial Court date on May 12 was simply an adjournment.

She’s set to return to court to give her plea on July 28.

At the time of the accident, police reported Rabbitskin and the children were not hurt.

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