Sentencing over cyclist death
A driver has been handed a suspended sentence, after pleading guilty to killing a 58-year-old cyclist at the Bow roundabout in East London.
A driver has been handed a suspended sentence, after pleading guilty to killing a 58-year-old cyclist at the Bow roundabout in East London.
DS Helen Lambert from the Road Death Investigation Unit said:
"Brian Dorling's family have been left devastated by his untimely and sudden death. This was a tragic incident involving two different road users and it highlights the vulnerability of cyclists who ride alongside large vehicles."
The unlicensed events unfolded on Saturday night at Clapham Common and Tooting Bec Common.
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