Selinevich’s seven-year sentence for Kang’s death was reduced to 4 1/2 years for time served. One month before killing Kang, Selinevich received a one-year driving ban for speeding with double the legal limit of alcohol in her system. She fled the scene and led police on a chase through a residential neighbourhood.Īt the time of that arrest, her social media accounts glorified drinking and driving with photos of a wine bottle in a car, a speedometer at 202.5 km/h and a RIDE poster with her added joke that options to get home after drinking included “option 5, my car.” Selinevich had been drinking heavily before she slammed a BMW into Kang, a 44-year-old father of one, while going almost twice the speed limit. Three years ago, Selinevich received jail time and a 10-year driving ban for killing Zhi Yong Kang as he rode his bike on Finch Avenue West on June 11, 2015. She had initially also been charged with additional driving offences and cocaine possession, but those counts were dropped. Police found 12 empty beer containers and two passengers in the car.Īppearing remotely in a Newmarket court due to the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday, Selinevich pleaded guilty to the criminal charges of impaired driving and driving while disqualified. A Richmond Hill woman who celebrated drunk driving in social media posts before killing a cyclist with her car in 2015 has been sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to new charges of impaired driving - her third such conviction in five years.ĭarya Selinevich, 27, was arrested in June when she was pulled over after swerving erratically on Highway 400 south of Barrie with twice the legal alcohol limit in her blood.
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