CRIMEJul 8 · 11:02 UTCDAILY MAIL

Drink-driver, 23, is jailed for eight years for killing teenager, 19, in 119mph crash who texted friends 'I may not survive' moments before her death

A 23-year-old drink-driver was sentenced to eight years in prison for causing a fatal crash that killed a 19-year-old teenager. The victim texted friends 'I may not survive' moments before her death in an 119mph collision.

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