Car ploughs through Liverpool FC celebration crowd

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by jonbxx

It might be that the follow up drug tests were below the legal limits to make the drug driving charge stick. There are two parts to drug driving- driving with drugs in your system and driving while impaired.

there's a legal amount of drugs you can have in your system whilst driving? When did this happen

If PTSD is going to be used as a defence, this could open up a whole world of issues going forward. PTSD could be used as a mitigation by pretty much any crime committed by a refugee

Mitigation isn't a defence, it may reduce the sentence but it doesn't absolve you of guilt and it won't prevent prison sentence

[jonbxx]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

there's a legal amount of drugs you can have in your system whilst driving? When did this happen

It’s the same as for alcohol, the idea being how much needs to be present to impair driving. Here is a list of the limits - https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi...2/regulation/2 Note that the drug driving list covers both prescription and illegal drugs. Diazepam or methadone will not help your driving skills even though being perfectly legal

[thenry]

A man accused of driving into crowds at Liverpool's Premier League victory parade has pleaded not guilty.

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...ads-not-guilty

Who was it then

Originally Posted by thenry

Who was it then

The accusation is that he did it deliberately. Pleading ‘not guilty’ doesn’t mean he’s going to say he wasn’t driving the car.

[thenry]

Originally Posted by Chris

The accusation is that he did it deliberately. Pleading ‘not guilty’ doesn’t mean he’s going to say he wasn’t driving the car.

He put pedal to metal.

[Carth]

He seemingly spotted a way to get onto the (blocked) road he wanted, then found himself surrounded by football supporters that weren't too happy about it.

Personally I'd say his trousers were about to fill with brown stuff and he wanted away as quick as.