The man who killed two people on the M25 in February was a violent criminal driving a stolen van against oncoming traffic specifically to thwart the…
The man who killed two people on the M25 in February was a violent criminal driving a stolen van against oncoming traffic specifically to thwart the police, a court has heard., was on court bail and a suspended sentence for two previous “cowardly” attacks, one of which left a man with a bleed on the brain.
He added that it was “well known” by “professional criminals and experienced criminals” that driving against oncoming traffic was a good way to evade police. He said there was insufficient evidence to say Nurcin had used the stolen van to commit serious crime on the night of the chase and collision.
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