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Jury trial rescheduled for man accused of driving while under the influence

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A jury trial for a man accused of causing death while driving under the influence has once again been rescheduled. 

21-year-old Cameron Woolf allegedly had marijuana and cocaine in his system when his passenger was killed in a car crash.

It happened in November of 2022 when Woolf reportedly entered an intersection on C.R. 32 in front of a Jeep Wrangler, causing the collision.

Woolf was charged with causing death while operating a motor vehicle and possession of marijuana, but his trial was rescheduled again due to the speedy trial motion to be served in another case.

His trial is now scheduled for April 6. S

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