Man charged after Hamilton city worker struck, killed by vehicle last month

Hamilton police have charged a man accused of striking and killing a City of Hamilton road worker with his vehicle in Ancaster last month.

It happened on April 4 around 10:30 a.m. on Golf Links Road near Martindale Crescent.

Hamilton police say a white Infiniti sedan was driving westbound on Golf Links Road when it collided with two city employees who were doing road work on the shoulder.

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Nabil El-Ahmed, 55, died at the scene, while the other 43-year-old man was taken to hospital with minor injuries.

The 76-year-old driver of the sedan — who also sustained minor injuries — remained at the scene and cooperated with police as they investigated.

In an update Thursday, officers say they have charged Richard Wasilewski of Hamilton with careless operation and careless operation causing death.

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