Teenage motorist killed in head-on collision while driving wrong way at 124km/h, inquest hears
The high-speed chase began after he had failed to stop when signalled by a patrol car.
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The high-speed chase began after he had failed to stop when signalled by a patrol car.
A teenage motorist was killed while driving at a speed of 124km/h in the wrong direction on the Naas Road carriageway in Dublin in a bid to avoid gardaí after having been involved a short time earlier in a high-speed chase across the Tallaght area.
Crash resulted in the death of 34-year-old David Henning
A professor who specialises in treating diabetes has told a jury that the driver of a car could have been in and out of consciousness due to low glucose levels when he caused a fatal car accident on a Dublin motorway.