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The court also heard that Arshad had been arrested for drink driving while on bail following the incident.
Originally posted by kiwifoot
One point leads me to believe he is a nasty piece of work though:
The court also heard that Arshad had been arrested for drink driving while on bail following the incident.
Wow.
But while on bail in February he was stopped at 2am in Luton driving a Peugeot and a roadside breathalyser tested positive. He was later disqualified from driving for 12 months after being charged with failing to provide a sample to police. Minal Raj, defending Arshad, said he had been deeply affected by the crash that killed his girlfriend. She said: “Mr Arshad has undergone a great deal of anxiety and depression, his doctors reports confirm that.
Originally posted by Thetimetechnician
I agree with Omega point in that we shouldn't assume he did it on purpose. I was once in a bad car accident and truly had no idea what was going on for about 20 minutes afterwords. It's a very tramatic experience and I can understnad why he wouldn't be able to accuratley answer a question like that.
Originally posted by kiwifoot
reply to post by blupblup
You know it begs the question, why didn't the emergency services check the car?
Seriously, if they knew the guy could be disorientated, wouldn't it be safer to check?
Originally posted by kiwifoot
reply to post by blupblup
You know it begs the question, why didn't the emergency services check the car?
Seriously, if they knew the guy could be disorientated, wouldn't it be safer to check?