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Defendant sentenced to 16 months for causing serious injury by dangerous driving following Eid celebration crash

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Warren Maxwell
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Defendant sentenced to 16 months for causing serious injury by dangerous driving following Eid celebration crash

Marian Kabah has today pleaded guilty to two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving following a road traffic accident in June 2017 at an Eid celebration in Newcastle, and sentenced to 16 months in prison.

Zaryab Rajib, aged 8, was one of a number of people injured after Miss Kabah lost control of her vehicle and drove through a crowd during an Eid celebration at Westgate Road Community College. He suffered brain and multiple orthopaedic injuries. Zaryab's father, Abdul, suffered a fracture to his right ankle in the accident which continues to impact on his daily life.

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