#dangerous-driving

#dangerous-driving

A British man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm after a car drove into a crowd of Liverpool fans during a victory parade.

Kevin McMenamin, a former Donegal GAA star, served only nine months of a 21-month sentence for dangerous driving, despite causing severe injuries to a cyclist.

One would have thought as a matter of common sense that having been involved in something of this seriousness, a person would not get behind the wheel again.

During a high-speed chase, Gemma Greene recklessly drove towards a garda, endangering his life, and live-streamed the entire incident, leading to a two-year prison sentence.

George Arnott, 25, was jailed for nine months after leading police on a dangerous chase through Sidcup while uninsured and unlicensed.

A man was arrested after hitting two pedestrians in Primrose Hill; one suffered slight injuries while the other was treated for non-life changing injuries.

Kent Police are seeking dashcam footage from motorists who may have witnessed a dangerous driving incident involving a grey Audi on the M20 early Sunday morning.

Last December, Hayes was sentenced to a two-year jail term for violent disorder, suspended on condition he refrained from further offenses for two years.

Twenty-one-year-old Luke Maloney led Gardaí on a high-speed chase through Mullingar, eventually abandoning his vehicle due to a burst diesel tank after hitting a bridge.

Yussuf Mohamed Mire, 35, was sentenced to 12 months for dangerous driving after he accelerated towards police officers trying to assist him, colliding with them.