A woman who lost control of her car and killed a pedestrian in Dungannon in 2019 has been sentenced to 240 hours of community service
The judge says Lucia Kevin's inexperience as a driver is "highly likely to have significantly contributed" in the collision which killed Briege CurrieA woman who lost control of her car and killed a pedestrian in Dungannon, County Tyrone, has been sentenced to 240 hours of community service.
Judge Brian Sherrard said the now 22-year-old had taken full responsibility for the death and injury caused by her carelessness in this tragic matter. Judge Sherrard said it was clear that Ms Currie was a much-cherished person and her family had been left heartbroken by her death. "Such grave and incalculable damage and loss can never be addressed by any sentence of this court," the judge said.
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