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Scott Brown, 52, of Westercrofts, Biggar, had overtaken a goods vehicle in his Subaru Impreza on the A69 near Carlisle when he collided with a Peugeot 107, leaving the 70-year-old driver with a broken hip and ribs, and her daughter, the passenger, with a broken pelvis.
Brown, a married father and stepfather with no previous convictions, admitted two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
After hearing mitigation and reading references, Recorder Tom Gilbart suspended a two-year jail term for 18 months, but he said Brown must complete 250 hours’ unpaid work, a rehabilitation activity requirement, a three-year driving ban, and must pass an extended re-test.
Quote MessageIt shouldn’t have taken this incident for you to understand that cars are potentially lethal weapons."
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