Woman detained for endangering train at Yarnton level crossing
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The crash happened at the crossing on Sandy Lane in Yarnton on 12 November
A woman who admitted endangering a train which hit the car she was driving at a level crossing has been ordered to be detained at a hospital.
Heather Bister, from Austin Drive, Banbury, appeared at Oxford Crown Court earlier in connection with the crash in Yarnton, Oxfordshire on 12 November.
The 43-year-old had pleaded guilty to endangering railway passengers by an unlawful act at the crossing.
The judge at Oxford Crown Court ordered her indefinite detention in hospital.
- Published6 December 2013
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