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A driver accused of traveling at more than triple the speed limit in a May crash that killed his wife and injured two others appeared in front of a judge on Tuesday.Jean Claude Saint Cyr Broward Corrections Jean Claude Saint Cyr was behind the wheel during the violent crash in a Deerfield Beach neighborhood.Prosecutor Ross Weiner said surveillance video captured before the collision showed Saint Cyr traveling an average of 98 to 102 mph in a 30 mph zone.The state requested bond be set at $190,000. Defense attorney Shlomi Presser argued for a lower amount Saint Cyr's family could afford, noting that his client voluntarily surrendered as promised on the 19th after charges were filed."Clearly my client is not a flight risk," Presser said, arguing the surrender proved Saint Cyr would appear at future hearings.When it became clear the family intended to raise funds to post bond, Judge Allison Gilman addressed Saint Cyr's son, attempti