Driver could face manslaughter charge for killing cyclist, 15, after coroner ...
Driver could face manslaughter charge for killing cyclist, 15, before driving away to see woman he met on dating app after coroner halts inquest Dylan Crossley, 15, was knocked off his bike by a BMW in Lancashire in 2016 David Harwood was charged but a trial collapsed and he walked free from court An inquest into Dylan's death found new evidence and referred it back to DPP
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A driver who knocked down and killed a teenage cyclist then fled to go on a date could face a charge of gross negligence manslaughter after a coroner halted the inquest.
Dylan Crossey, 15, suffered fatal injuries and died after being knocked off his bike by a BMW in Whitestake, Lancashire, on October 7 2016.
David Harwood, of Longton, was charged with causing death by dangerous or careless driving, but in 2018 the trial collapsed and Harwood walked free from court after being found not guilty.
Dylan Crossey, 15, pictured with his mother Tracey Milligan, suffered fatal injuries and died after being knocked off his bike by a BMW in Whitestake, Lancashire, on October 7 2016.
Dylan's mother Tracey
