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She's 26 years old and she's a Canadian woman who in 2019 was convicted of impaired driving that led to a massive explosion in London.

Y'all might have forgot, never heard of Daniella, but she pled guilty to fall accounts of impaired driving and she was sentenced to three years in prison in 2021.

Can I refresh your memory? Let's go to CTV News for the report, please.

22-year-old Daniella Lease faces a dozen charges connected to the blast that rocked the old East Village mid-August.

Lease faces charges including impaired operation over 80 milligrams causing bodily harm and four counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm.

On August 14th emergency crews responded to the Woodman Avenue address for a collision once unseen responders noticed the smell of gas

and within minutes the house exploded. Police believed the vehicle hit a gas sign when it collided with the home.

Now roughly 100 homes had to be evacuated and seven people were injured including multiple first responders.

She's actually filing a lawsuit against ovation's Ontario food services alleging that the company shares some of the liability for civil lawsuits filed by the victims of the blast because they served her alcohol.

She's blaming it on the alcohol. I can't make this kind of stuff up. Let's go to CTV News for the report, please.

The kitchen or woman behind the wheel and an impaired driving crash that destroyed and damaged several homes in London is suing the company that served her at Budweiser Garter.

At Budweiser Gardens that night. Danielle Lease is facing a number of civil lawsuits in relation to the August 2019 crash and says ovation's Ontario food services should share liability.

Now CTV's Chris Assimson is joining us now with more on this story.

Chris, before the crash, Lease was at a concert.

Ricardo, the statement of claims says among other things the company served her alcohol didn't monitor how much she was drinking.

Let her drink more than she should have and ejected her from the venue without making sure she was not going to drive impaired in October 2020.

Lease pleaded guilty to four counts of impaired driving causing bodily harm, ultimately being sentenced to three years in prison.

Lease lawsuit against ovation's Ontario food services says the crash would not have happened if the company had not been negligent.

I came up in an era when drinking and driving with a choice. You can drink or you can drive or you can drink but you cannot do both.

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