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Man extradited to UK and charged over alleged hit-and-run death of Keaton Slater

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Man extradited to UK and charged over alleged hit-and-run death of Keaton Slater
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Related topicsCoventryMore on this storyExtradition efforts continue over boy's road deathPublished21 November 2025'We just want safer roads after son Keaton died'Published22 AprilParents 'empty' on crash death boy's birthdayPublished17 January 2025

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Man extradited to UK and charged over alleged hit-and-run death of Keaton SlaterImage source, Family handoutImage caption, Keaton Slater was hit by a car on his way home from school in June 2024ByToby MannPublished5 minutes agoA man has been charged over the alleged hit-and-run death of schoolboy Keaton Slater in Coventry more than two years ago.Dolars Aleksanders was extradited from Latvia, where he was detained last month, and has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, West Midlands Police said on Wednesday night.The 23-year-old Latvian man was taken into custody after arriving in the UK and is due to appear before Birmingham Magistrates Court on Thursday.Keaton, 12, died after being hit by a black BMW in Coventry on 14 June 2024 while on his way home from school.Efforts…

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