The driver who killed toddler Skye Sassine, prompting a new law to be made in her name, will be released on parole within weeks.
The chase ended when Ngati crashed into the Sassine family car on the M5, before he was hit by a police car, tried to carjack another car and was eventually arrested.Toddler Skye Sassine was killed during a 2009 police chase in the Sydney suburb of Ingleburn. She was 19 months old. Today's decision by the NSW State Parole Authority includes strict conditions including being subject to strict supervision.
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