Woman, 95, spared jail for fatal petrol station crash that killed dog walker
A 95-year-old driver who killed a dog walker in a petrol station crash has been spared jail. Joan Barwick was sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
A 95-year-old driver who killed a dog walker in a petrol station crash has been spared jail. Joan Barwick was sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
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