'Yes, I did speed and go through a red light but it wasn't dangerous': Driver accused of causing friend's death says crash was 'tragic accident'
A driver accused of causing the death of his friend after the pair were allegedly 'racing' at high speed said the fatal crash was a 'tragic accident'. Craig Norman, 45, gave evidence as he stands trial accused of causing the death of 37-year-old James Dickson.
READ MORE : 'Dangerous sexual predators' locked up for horrific rape on woman after she was refused entry to nightclub for being drunk Mr Norman admitted he had been speeding and had gone through a red light but denied he was driving dangerously.
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