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Rich kid kills two people with parents car whilst stoned - walks away

I do appreciate your replies, but I feel here you are going a bit detective boy...

If OB want to charge someone they know well enough to talk up the evidence to the CPS to get the charge.

In this case there were two corpses and an intoxicated driver.

That is enough for the CPS to at least get involved.

The police chose not to go there. They told the CPS that their colleague’s kid was only off his face and that had no bearing on him killing the two men he killed.


Call me a cynic...


Our judicial system makes it nearly impossible to bring a private criminal prosecution. If it were not so hard I would bet a handsome wedge it would get a good chance of death by dangerous driving conviction if put before a court.

The problem here is that it isn't enough for the CPS to get involved (certainly not at that stage anyway), and what they told the CPS when it came to charge him might actually have been what the evidence suggested in this case - an accident on an unlit, national speed limit road, at night, where the people who got killed were crossing the road (and that is not to blame them at all for this) and where the driver took some action prior to the crash to try to prevent it (at least based on what his mate said, though it would be easy to prove/disprove what he said based on the marks left on the road) is going to be very difficult to prove as death by dangerous or careless.
 
had enough time to remark that people were in the road before reacting to the situation

from his mates statement

plus people cross to a 4 star hotel and it being unlit

:hmm:
 
The whole area is full of kids with parents who replace parenting with cash, which massively fucks their kids, who go on to cause massive damage to regular folk and face little or no comeback for their actions. I could rant on all night of the scummers I used to steal off round there.

Sounds like his parents must be fairly senior coppers if they can afford to live somewhere that fancy.
 
The problem here is that it isn't enough for the CPS to get involved (certainly not at that stage anyway), and what they told the CPS when it came to charge him might actually have been what the evidence suggested in this case - an accident on an unlit, national speed limit road, at night, where the people who got killed were crossing the road (and that is not to blame them at all for this) and where the driver took some action prior to the crash to try to prevent it (at least based on what his mate said, though it would be easy to prove/disprove what he said based on the marks left on the road) is going to be very difficult to prove as death by dangerous or careless.

Yeah.

Scummy Dave done it. All of a sudden and all the possible mitigation you keep repeating goes out the window.
 
How are you sure of that then?

The things you have listed that they originally arrested him for (death by dangerous driving), ending up charging/prosecuting him with (drug driving) and also suspected him of (driving whilst disqualified) are not obscure at all, they are obvious given what this kid did and his form. No one needed to scour books at all.

Because of how traffic officers generally investigate fatal road traffic collisions. I understand people are cynical about why this kid got away with it so lightly, and people are right to be because he did get away with it, but I am not sure how we get to "its because his parents are cops" when he has been nicked for this, had been nicked before this for drug driving, is being investigated after this for disqual driving and had five convictions in seven years. The reason he wasn't found guilty of causing those two blokes deaths by dangerous driving is because being under the influence is not by itself sufficient to support a charge for it, that IMHO is the disgrace here.
 
I think if the parents actually gave a shit about protecting the public, they'd have been hiding the keys to the Audi long before their shitty kid killed two people with it.
His mum said:
"I think he really needs to learn a lesson that this can't go on. But I think he has. His behaviour is so much nicer at home.

He was clearly out of control at home too. Why weren't they already hiding the fucking keys before he killed people? :facepalm:
 
Surprised team Top Gear haven't mentioned the car he's driving. Lol.

The law is slanted massively in favour of the motorist. If he did get done for death by careless driving he probably wouldn't go to jail then either.
 
He's learned a lesson alright, that he can kill people whilst driving under the influence but fuck all consequences will happen.
 
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