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For Damien House, the past few days have been a true nightmare.

He broke down at his wife and children's vigil Friday night. It was held just hours after he left the hospital where his 6-year-old niece died after being shot in the chest. He also spent his morning in court following Daniel Canada's hearing.

Canada is the man accused of speeding down FM 2920 Sunday night with a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. Preliminary details from investigators show he was speeding around 100 miles an hour when he hit Porsha Branch's car.

Her sedan burst into flames in a seven car pile-up. The 28-year-old mother was killed along with three of her sons who were also in the car: 7-month-old Drake, 2-year-old Messiah, and 5-year-old King.

"To see the magnitude of what actually happened was just devastating to me," said Porsha's aunt, Donna Russ. "They wouldn't pull her out of the car while we were there."
Eyewitness News learned Canada has an extensive criminal history. Investigators told ABC13 he's spent time in prison for drugs.

Canada is currently on parole for a charge of evading police in Gregg County and has five open warrants for his arrest in Liberty County for charges including felon in possession of a firearm, evading in car, first degree possession of controlled substance, possession of a criminal instrument and money laundering.

On Sunday night, just 30 minutes before the fatal crash, Canada was pulled over for speeding by a Harris County Sheriff's deputy. The Harris County Sheriff's Office said the deputy confiscated marijuana, did not perform a field sobriety test and let Canada drive away.
We're told the deputy was following a policy that states when less than four ounces of marijuana are found, it warrants just a citation.
Way to go Social Justice Warriors you got three kids killed
Canada is charged with four counts of intoxication manslaughter and is facing up to life in prison if convicted. He remains in jail without bond.

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On Sunday night, just 30 minutes before the fatal crash, Canada was pulled over for speeding by a Harris County Sheriff's deputy. The Harris County Sheriff's Office said the deputy confiscated marijuana, did not perform a field sobriety test and let Canada drive away.

I understand not arresting him for marijuana - but what about for multiple outstanding warrants?
 
A 37-year-old East Texas man was sentenced to four life sentences after he killed a mother and three children in a crash last year.
Daniel Canada was convicted last week of four counts of intoxication manslaughter. The trial lasted three weeks. The four life sentences will be served concurrently.

“This heartbreaking case shows that a single person’s irresponsibility and bad decisions can result in the deaths of multiple people who are completely innocent, including kids,” Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said.

Name: CANADA,DANIEL
Maximum Sentence Date: LIFE SENTENCE


Projected Release Date: LIFE SENTENCE

Parole Eligibility Date: 2051-03-15

Offense History:​




Offense DateOffenseSentence DateCountyCase No.Sentence (YY-MM-DD)
2009-10-01POSS CONT SUB2009-12-08GREGG38,808-A6-00-00
2009-10-01POSS FIREARM BY FELON2009-12-08GREGG38,808-A6-00-00
2006-09-29POSS C/S2009-12-08GREGG35,137-A1-06-00
2021-03-14INTOX MANSLAUGHTER W/VEH2022-12-19HARRIS1795834010109999-99-99
2021-03-14INTOX MANSLAUGHTER W/VEH2022-12-19HARRIS1795835010109999-99-99
2021-03-14INTOX MANSLAUGHTER W/VEH2022-12-19HARRIS1795836010109999-99-99
2021-03-14INTOX MANSLAUGHTER W/VEH2022-12-19HARRIS1795837010109999-99-99
 
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