Joe-Lewis Tyler, a 34-year-old driver, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for causing a fatal crash that killed six-year-old Leo Painter and two women, Courtney Hemming and Claire Adkins, in Worcester. Tyler, who was under the influence of alcohol and drugs, drove at speeds of 90mph before colliding with a taxi, resulting in the tragic deaths on February 22. Witness accounts and CCTV footage revealed his reckless behavior, as he had consumed five pints and multiple shots prior to the incident. The court heard that Tyler had a blood alcohol level significantly over the legal limit and high levels of cocaine and cannabis in his system. The sentencing has drawn outrage from the victims' families, who believe the punishment for Tyler's actions is insufficient. The judge condemned Tyler's driving as one of the worst cases of dangerous driving he had seen, emphasizing the senseless loss of life caused by his actions.