Fatal Accident in Amherst: “a couple loved by all”

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Suzanne Brisson and her husband Pierre Tremblay at their wedding in 2012

Dave Parent

Thursday, January 4, 2018 13:52

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AMHERST | The daughter of one of the two victims of the accident involving a autopatrouille Wednesday in the Laurentians don’t want to the police who was driving.

Natacha Brisson-Gladu Deschênes is inconsolable. It was she who had to identify the body of his mother, Suzanne Brisson, 58 years old, and his father-in-law Pierre Tremblay, 63 years of age.

The couple was travelling on route 323, at Amherst, to 13 a.m. Wednesday, when his car allegedly skidded before hitting a autopatrouille of the Sûreté du Québec conducted by a female police officer who was at the scene of another incident.

Ms. Brisson and Mr. Tremblay died from the accident.

The police officer was injured slightly, but it does not fear for his life.

Four losses

“I’m wiped out. Three months and three days, I have lost my father, my grandfather, my mother and my father-in-law, ” says Natacha Brisson-Gladu Deschênes with emotion.

The lady does not want to person. She even had a thought for the police officer involved in the collision.

“The police is certainly in a state of shock,” she says.

According to Ms Brisson-Gladu Deschênes, it is an accident caused by poor road conditions.

“My mother was the woman the more cautious on the roads. But it was derailed. It was very slippery. Myself, I didn’t find that it was good conditions, but I had to go identify them, ” she said.

Suzanne Brisson and her husband Pierre Tremblay were married in 2012. The couple, who lived in Amherst was spinning the perfect happiness.

Mr. Tremblay is survived by his son. In addition to being the mother of Natacha, Ms. Brisson was also the grandmother of three granddaughters.

“Enjoy the moments “

Mrs Brisson-Gladu Deschênes wants to deliver this message to the readers of the Journal : “Be careful and enjoy the moments with your loved ones, because life can we remove it quickly. “

The wife of Mirabel, in the Laurentides region, which remains resilient despite the hardships that accumulate since October.

“I try to be strong. I have three daughters, a husband, many family members and friends who are there for me. They were both loved by all, ” she said about his mother and his father-in-law.

The police responded to an emergency call at the time of the impact, but it seems that this is the car of Ms. Brisson, who has spun at the exit of a curve to crash into the autopatrouille.

The Office of the independent investigations has been mandated to determine the causes and circumstances of the accident.

-With the collaboration of mylog.ca