Harry ᛉ

On Friday 23rd October, while travelling home from work, we came across part of a serious road traffic collision. Two vans were on their sides and a family car had been forced off the road into some trees. As the first people on the scene, we went over straight away to see if we could help. I do not wish to go into the details of what we saw first person and did to help. It involved 2 children in the back of the car, a man who lost his life despite a soldier’s determined efforts to revive him, and a mother whose world was destroyed that day. The experience has stayed with me. A man has been arrested in connection with the incident, and I hope he receives a proper custodial sentence for what he has done at the very least. At the scene, one of the men from the vans got out, looked briefly at what had happened, and then walked away with no visible concern for the family whose lives he had just ruined. The driver that I saw wad Indian, these people do not belong with us and must face real punishment for their crimes. Had he not been allowed into this country a mother would not have lost her world. The family car was stationary with its hazards on having broken down, obviously not paying attention to the road and following the laws, the van smashed into them. “It was reported that a Citroen Grand C4 Picasso had broken down on the southbound carriageway of the A34 between Upper Bullington and Worthy Down, close to Sutton Scotney Services. Shortly afterwards, a Mercedes Sprinter van was involved in a collision with the stationary vehicle.” Why has the man been bailed? I watched the babies head flop backwards practically lifeless, what more do you need to punish him?