He was driving over 70mph in a 30mph coastal road
A man has been jailed after causing a serious collision that left a young passenger with life-changing injuries. Rhys Hayden, 23, of Little Barn Lane in Mansfield, lost control of his black Audi while speeding, under the influence of drugs and uninsured.
Due to his injuries, Hayden was taken to hospital and a blood sample was subsequently analysed, which showed he had cocaine in his system. The legal limit is 50 micrograms per litre of blood, the results showed he had 74 micrograms in his system. He was not insured at the time of the crash. Both the driver and passenger of the Range Rover were taken to hospital; they suffered minor injuries. The area was busy with holidaymakers, and witnesses describe seeing the Audi being driven at excessive speeds, with the roof down and loud music playing prior to the collision.
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