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By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex
Mark Brinkley has been jailed for six years and nine months. Photo: Met Police A driver who killed a man in Harlow after driving his car at him following an argument has been jailed for six years and nine months. Mark Brinkley admitted the manslaughter of Philip Burr, who was found lying unconscious at the side of the road in Potter Street by a volunteer police officer on patrol. The officer gave him first aid while waiting for paramedics to arrive. Brinkley had been involved in a confrontation with a group of people, one of whom he later told officers had been Philip.
A DRIVER who killed a man in Essex has been jailed for six years and nine months after admitting manslaughter. Mark Brinkley admitted the manslaughter of Philip Burr, who was found lying unconscious at the side of the road in Potter Street, Harlow, by a Special Constable on patrol. The officer gave Mr Burr first aid while waiting for other police officers and paramedics to arrive. While officers were on scene, witnesses said they had heard a car screeching off just before Mr Burr was found. A black BMW 116 series was found on fire in Roydon 40 minutes later and was linked to the collision through forensic evidence.
A DRIVER who killed a man in Essex has been jailed for six years and nine months after admitting manslaughter. Mark Brinkley admitted the manslaughter of Philip Burr, who was found lying unconscious at the side of the road in Potter Street, Harlow, by a Special Constable on patrol. The officer gave Mr Burr first aid while waiting for other police officers and paramedics to arrive. While officers were on scene, witnesses said they had heard a car screeching off just before Mr Burr was found. A black BMW 116 series was found on fire in Roydon 40 minutes later and was linked to the collision through forensic evidence.
A DRIVER who killed a man in Essex has been jailed for six years and nine months after admitting manslaughter. Mark Brinkley admitted the manslaughter of Philip Burr, who was found lying unconscious at the side of the road in Potter Street, Harlow, by a Special Constable on patrol. The officer gave Mr Burr first aid while waiting for other police officers and paramedics to arrive. While officers were on scene, witnesses said they had heard a car screeching off just before Mr Burr was found. A black BMW 116 series was found on fire in Roydon 40 minutes later and was linked to the collision through forensic evidence.