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27.06.2024 - 05:17 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A nurse driving home from a hospital night shift was left with brain injuries after a speeding car ploughed through metal barriers and smashed into his vehicle head on. Daniel Delia was driving along Regent Road after working at Salford Royal Hospital. His girlfriend Gemma Williams, who also works at the hospital, was in the car alongside him.
As they passed through the busy main road towards Manchester, a black Vauxhall Insignia travelling in the other direction crashed through metal barriers separating the opposing carriageways at speed, and ploughed into their Kia car.
Both Mr Delia and Ms Williams suffered serious injuries, Manchester Crown Court heard. Mr Delia sustained a brain injury as well as a broken leg, while Ms Williams was also seriously hurt. Tadiwa Munyoro, the driver of the Insignia, was also injured.
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Munyoro, 26, from Swinton, has narrowly avoided a prison sentence after admitting causing serious injuries as a result of his dangerous driving. Regent Road was shut for almost 12 hours following the horror crash, on Saturday, April 16, 2022.
Mr Delia told how his injuries have affected his ‘dream job’ as a nurse and have left him with headaches and flashbacks. Prosecutors told how the crash occurred just after 8am, as the pair were making their way home.
Munyoro, who has no previous convictions and a clean driving record, was driving in the other direction, arriving on Regent Road from the Mancunian Way.
He had been travelling at about 50mph in a 30mph zone prior to the collision and was seen overtaking other vehicles, prosecutor Hayley Bennett said. Tests conducted after the crash revealed he was over the legal drink
Two gangsters went from "blood brothers" who broke out of a prison van together to sworn enemies as their underworld bond disintegrated.
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