A video report shows the moment a stolen van sped the wrong way down the M25 killing two motorists, while police issue statement as ‘seTwo people were killed when a “selfish” motorist driving a stolen van along the M25 in the wrong direction was caught on camera. The driver’s licence was suspended.lfish’ driver is jailed for 18 years.
ScarboroughNurcin, 22, was captured on camera driving a stolen car down a busy motorway in the wrong direction without a licence. The movie provides an explanation for Nurcin’s 18-year prison term, which is the longest ever given for causing death by reckless driving.
The police received a report of a stolen white Citroen Dispatch van at approximately 3:40 in the morning. When they saw the stolen van driving south on the M1, they ordered a police chase after it did not stop. After a short while, the vehicle recklessly turned into an emergency access road from the main carriageway and returned to the freeway, this time in the direction of oncoming traffic. The video displays all of this.
Officers then noticed the van in Hemel Hempstead’s Breakspear Way, but it once more sped away from them. Police noticed the van a short while later, going on the incorrect side of the M25. Passenger Zoe Hawes unfortunately passed away at the scene of the van’s collision with a silver DFSK 580 Glory at approximately 4:08 in the morning.
Five passengers were hurt when debris from two other cars—a black Peugeot 5008 and a silver Skoda Superb—collided with them. Leaving his murdered 23-year-old friend Fahad Dek in the passenger seat, Nurcin fled the scene. It became evident very soon that his driver’s license had already been suspended following an event in 2021 in which he was found to be under the influence of drugs.
On March 26, Nurcin, a resident of Tottenham, entered a guilty plea to two charges of driving dangerously and causing death, as well as to charges of driving while unlicensed, causing death without insurance, and four counts of driving dangerously and causing serious injury. On September 21, St Albans Crown Court condemned him to eighteen years in jail. “I hope today’s result goes some way,” Chief Inspector O’Keeffe continued.
