Pair facing manslaughter charges in court

Two people charged with manslaughter after two sisters were killed in a horror crash on Christmas day have appeared in Tauranga District Court this morning.

The pair have been charged with two counts of manslaughter over the deaths of Merepeka Morehu Clark, 14, and Brooklyn Morehu Clark, 13.

The sisters died after they were struck by a car on Welcome Bay Rd last Sunday.

An Auckland man had also been charged.

He faced two charges of manslaughter.

The man, 20, who had name suppression, appeared in Tauranga District Court earlier this week.

He was remanded in custody and would reappear next week.

- © Fairfax NZ News

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