West Mercia officer convicted of causing death by careless driving

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West Mercia officer convicted of causing death by careless driving

Confusion in court after officer initially thought he had been cleared of wrong-doing.

Date - 19th August 2021
By - Police Oracle

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A West Mercia officer has been convicted of causing death by careless driving but cleared of causing death by dangerous driving after crashing into another vehicle responding to a call for back u PC Jamie Holloway, a qualified advanced driver and...

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