Driver raced along Wolverhampton road at 92mph before crashing into family, killing young brothers
Express & Star
2023-12-13
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A driver who falsely reported his car was stolen after causing a fatal crash in which two Black Country brothers died has been jailed for 13 years.
Pawanveer Singh, aged 23 months, and his brother Sanjay, aged 10, died when their mother’s BMW was struck by a high-performance Audi racing at speeds of up to 92mph on Birmingham New Road, in Parkfield, Wolverhampton, on March 14, 2019.
Audi driver Mohammed Sullaiman Khan, now 28, of Birmingham, previously admitted offences of causing the deaths by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving to their mother, Arathi Nahar, and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
He and his brother Mohammed Asim Khan, now 36, later made several emergency 999 calls claiming the Audi had been stolen following a break-in at a family property.
Pawanveer Singh, aged 23 months, and his brother Sanjay, aged 10, died when their mother’s BMW was struck by a high-performance Audi racing at speeds of up to 92mph on Birmingham New Road, in Parkfield, Wolverhampton, on March 14, 2019.
Audi driver Mohammed Sullaiman Khan, now 28, of Birmingham, previously admitted offences of causing the deaths by dangerous driving, causing serious injury by dangerous driving to their mother, Arathi Nahar, and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
He and his brother Mohammed Asim Khan, now 36, later made several emergency 999 calls claiming the Audi had been stolen following a break-in at a family property.
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