Driver Sentenced for Causing Fatal Crash in Lincolnshire

David Devoy, 54, was sentenced to over six years in prison for causing the death of 50-year-old Neil Errington in a collision after driving despite having his license revoked due to a medical episode. Meanwhile, Uldis Stepins, 47, received a seven-and-a-half-year sentence for the death of 29-year-old Jasmin Gower, which occurred when he lost control of his van while overtaking a lorry in heavy rain. The court heard that Gower died at the scene while her brother and two friends suffered serious injuries. In a separate case, Colin Morpeth, 44, was jailed for causing life-changing injuries to his sons in a high-speed crash following a reckless overtaking maneuver. These cases highlight ongoing concerns about dangerous driving and the tragic consequences that can arise from such actions. Sentences across these incidents reflect the judicial system's response to road safety violations and the devastating impact on victims' families.