Sentence handed down for death by dangerous driving
A motorist from Kidderminster has been given a 3 year prison sentence following pleading guilty to death by dangerous driving leading to the death of Saturnin Micajow.
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A motorist from Kidderminster has been given a 3 year prison sentence following pleading guilty to death by dangerous driving leading to the death of Saturnin Micajow.
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