Speed Demon Jailed for Murder of Young Woman and Her Beloved Dog

A reckless driver has been locked up after killing a 20-year-old woman and her cherished dog in Birmingham.

20-Year-Old Lucy and Her Dog Simba Killed in High-Speed Smash

Lucy Atkins was enjoying a walk with her Lakeland Terrier, Simba, in Quinton when tragedy struck. On 24 June last year, a speeding car hit Lucy on West Boulevard. She died instantly. Heartbreakingly, Simba was also killed at the scene.

Driver Caught Doing Over Double Speed Limit

West Midlands Police’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit revealed the driver, 34-year-old Danielle Mitten, was racing at up to 82mph on a 40mph road. At impact, she was still doing a dangerous 63mph.

Mitten pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving. On 21 November, she was sentenced to five years and four months behind bars. She also received a seven year and eight month driving ban and must pass an extended driving test before regaining her licence.

Family Pays Tearful Tribute to Lucy and Simba

“The loss of Lucy, together with our dog Simba, has brought immense pain to all our lives,” the family said.

“Lucy was a force of nature who touched all she knew. She was loving, kind, caring and full of life.”

“My son wants Ms Mitten to know that while he wishes Lucy were still here, he does not hold this against her. We all want to move on and live in Lucy’s honour, not in sadness — because that is what she would have wanted.”

“Nothing will bring Lucy and Simba back, but if this tragedy helps stop someone else from driving dangerously, then Lucy’s death will not be in vain.”

Originally published by UKNIP.

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