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Motorist who dragged cyclist under his car for over a mile jailed for life for murder

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Sky News – UK
“Man jailed for life after murder of cyclist who was fatally dragged under his car for more than a mile”

A man who hit a cyclist and knowingly dragged him for more than a mile under his car has been sentenced to at least 25 years in prison for the murder.

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The Independent – UK
“Motorist who dragged cyclist under his car for over a mile jailed for life for murder”

Simon Richardson was sentenced at Manchester Minshull Streen Crown Court on Monday

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The Guardian – UK
“Driver who dragged cyclist under his car jailed for life for murder”

Simon Richardson hit Michael Mullins, dragged him for more than a mile under his Volvo XC90, and ran him over A driver who ploughed into a headteacher who was cycling home from school and dragged him, trapped under his car, for more than a mile has been jailed for life. Simon Richardson, who ignored give-way signs at a junction before the collision, was told he must serve a minimum of 25 years after a jury last week found him guilty of murder . Continue reading...

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The Guardian – World
“Driver who dragged cyclist under his car jailed for life for murder”

Simon Richardson hit Michael Mullins, dragged him for more than a mile under his Volvo XC90, and ran him over A driver who ploughed into a headteacher who was cycling home from school and dragged him, trapped under his car, for more than a mile has been jailed for life. Simon Richardson, who ignored give-way signs at a junction before the collision, was told he must serve a minimum of 25 years after a jury last week found him guilty of murder . Continue reading...

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