Loughton school hit-and-run: Terence Glover detained for killing Harley Watson
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image captionHarley Watson s mother Jo described him as a kind, caring, selfless, intelligent and comical young man
A man who killed a 12-year-old boy by driving into schoolchildren in a deliberate hit and run has been detained in a secure hospital.
Harley Watson died after he was hit by a car outside Debden Park High School in Loughton, Essex, on 2 December 2019.
He also admitted 10 counts of attempted murder and has been detained under the Mental Health Act indefinitely.
At the sentencing hearing at Snaresbrook Crown Court, Harley s mother Jo described her son as a kind, caring, selfless, intelligent and comical young man .
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