Disqualified driver dies after high-speed ute crash in Christchurch
A disqualified drink-driver died after barrel-rolling his ute at 120kph on a Christchurch road.
A 30-year-old disqualified driver who had been drinking and had taken anti-anxiety medication died after barrel-rolling his ute at speeds up to 120kph on a Christchurch road. The incident highlights the dangers of impaired driving and driving while disqualified.
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Disqualified drink-driver, 30, died after barrel-rolling ute in 120kph crash
A disqualified driver who had been drinking and had taken anti-anxiety medication died after barrel-rolling his ute at speeds up to 120kph on a Christchurch road.