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Brothers who were racing home jailed for killing man and seriously injuring son

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Brothers who were racing home jailed for killing man and seriously injuring son
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Brothers who were racing home jailed for killing man and seriously injuring sonImage caption, Abubakr Ben Yusaf, right, and his brother Umar were racing each other home from Aberystwyth to Manchester at the time of the crashByMatthew RichardsBBC Wales, Reporting fromMold Crown…

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Brothers who were racing home jailed for killing man and seriously injuring sonImage caption, Abubakr Ben Yusaf, right, and his brother Umar were racing each other home from Aberystwyth to Manchester at the time of the crashByMatthew RichardsBBC Wales, Reporting fromMold Crown CourtPublished5 minutes agoTwo brothers who were racing each other home before a crash which killed a father-of-two and seriously injured his nine-year-old son have been jailed.Rhys Jenkins died at the scene of the crash near Welshpool, Powys, in November 2024 while his Ioan was airlifted to hospital when a BMW X3 driven by Abubakr Ben Yusaf drifted sideways and hit their Toyota Yaris head on.Abubakr Ben Yusaf was sentenced to 14 years for causing death by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous…

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