Hit-end-run driver who puts pregnant woman’s child in jail

A driver who killed a pregnant student and killed her newborn child was sentenced to 13 years in jail.

31 -year -old Renu Joseph was five months pregnant when she collided with a high -speed car by 20 -year -old Ashir Shahid, as she crossed a zebra crossing on Station Road in Lancashire’s Bumber Bridge.

Shahid of Windsar Road in Walton-Le-Dale caused dangerous driving and caused serious injury to dangerous driving.

His brother Sam Shahid was also sentenced to three years behind bars in the Preston Crown Court after being convicted for assisting a criminal.

The Toyota Priyas operated by Shahid was estimated that he was traveling in dark, wet terms between 58mph and 71mph (114 km) in 30mph zone.

Mrs. Joseph was rushed to the hospital from the spot on the evening of 29 September last year, and an emergency C-section was done in an attempt to save her son, Olive’s life.

She was lagging slightly behind two female colleagues at the crossing at around 19.50, as they were leading to work in a night shift in a local care house.

A motor driver traveling in the opposite direction said that Prius driver used to increase speed about 15 meters (49 feet) away from the crossing.

The witness said that the pregnant woman was killed and “thrown into the air for some distance” said the witness said before she became a tumble and rolled into her car.

Shahid’s mobile phone and a passenger in front of him, a video clip recovered from his 17 -year -old brother, showed him to sing for laughter and music as the car was run in a wrong and speed.

Sam Shahid was also seen to keep his feet and upper body out of the window, while the driver several times takes both hands from the wheel and makes gun gestures.

A few minutes later, Toyota was released into a side street and covered with a sheet by the pair, before the other people took the vehicle behind the flatbed truck and dumped it in Fernworth, Greater Manchester.

Ashir Shahid was arrested a few days later and did not comment on the interview. When his phone was examined, it was found that it happened at night that he made an online discovery for “Hit and Run Human”.

A video clip on his Snapchat account also showed him singing with a shading song, it was not me and was laughing.

Voice recording was also discovered about Sam Shahid Rapping about the incident, including the song: “She was still not awake, she was still sleeping.”

Ashir Shahid of Windsar Road, Walton Le Dell convicted the death and serious injury due to dangerous driving in June.

On Friday, they were also banned on driving for 15 years and a month, and they would have to pass an extended retest.

While sentenced to him, Judge Ian Anworth KC said that in the moments before the accident, the acceleration of Ashir Shahid “what you can see on a Formula 1 race track”.

He said: “Olive’s life lasted for five hours and 38 minutes. He did not live to see the morning. His mother never saw him alive.

“His life came out before actually started.”