An alleged drink-driver has been charged with manslaughter and more than a dozen other driving offences after four children were killed while riding their bikes on a Sydney footpath last night. 9News
Police said Mr Davidson did not attempt to flee the scene and his passenger helped to treat the victims.He did not appear in court and did not apply for bail, which was formally refused by magistrate John McIntosh.Three of Danny Abdallah's children were killed in the crash.A fourth child, a female relative aged 11, also died at the scene."These kids were just walking innocently, enjoying each others' company and this morning I woke up, I've lost three kids.
"I also want to commend the support that the families and the neighbours and friends of those young children who were injured at the scene.
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