A driver who caused the death of a woman on the M4 will be sentenced next month.
Ian Lloyd-Owen, of Bridle Road, Maidenhead, was found guilty by majority verdict at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday (February 6).
Following a six-day trial, the 61-year-old was convicted of causing death by careless driving.
According to police, Lloyd-Owen’s Jaguar XF hit the back of a Volkswagen Touran heading east on the M4 near Membury Services at about 8.45pm on July 3, 2016.
Gunatharshiga Koneswaran, 36, of Hounslow, London, a passenger in the VW, died at the scene.
Lloyd-Owen was voluntarily interviewed and charged on May 18.
He will be sentenced on Wednesday, March 7, at Reading Crown Court.
Most read
Police were called to an address in Dunholme address earlier this year (archive image)
Top Articles
Police officers were called to the Shell Garage in Burnham Lane shortly before 1.45am on Tuesday following reports a woman had suffered serious injuries.
Police were called to an address in Dunholme address earlier this year (archive image)
Police were sent to a house in Dunholme End on the evening of June 10, where a four-year-old boy was pronounced dead at the scene.
Drivers are being advised to follow diversion signs due to the closure
Drivers using the M4 between Slough and Maidenhead have been warned to expect disruption as emergency services battle a fire on a heavy goods vehicle.
© Copyright 2024 Baylis Community Media CIC All right reserved
