Tancredo Bankhardt, 41, is acquitted of charges alleging he attempted to murder three children following a road crash in which he drove into oncoming traffic at about 74 mph, according to a report. The court does not find enough evidence to support the attempted murder allegations. However, Bankhardt is convicted on four dangerous driving charges connected to the incident. The reporting indicates the case results in a split outcome: the more serious intent-based offences are cleared, while criminal liability for dangerous driving is upheld. The decision reflects that while the prosecution does not establish the required intent for attempted murder, the evidence is sufficient to conclude that Bankhardt’s driving met the threshold for dangerous driving offences. The sources provide consistent details on the defendant’s name, age, the acquittal of attempted murder charges relating to three children, and the conviction for dangerous driving. The reports do not add further context such as the location of the crash, the circumstances leading up to it, or the sentencing outcome.