Chloe Haynes with her adoring father Kenneth Haynes. Picture: Family photograph Thomas, 25, of Beeches Road, Trevethin, Pontypool, was locked up for three years and eight months by Judge Michael Fitton QC. She had been banned from driving due to a medical condition, was over the limit after smoking cannabis and speeding at 44mph in a 30mph zone.
Amber Thomas. Picture: Facebook “I can’t begin to describe the impact his death has had on me. “I’ve had to take responsibility for sorting through all my dad’s belongings and emptying his flat.
Leoni Haynes as a child. Picture: Family photograph
Former RAF servicewoman ran over man on Christmas Day and left him dying in the road
Amber Thomas, 25, drove away from the scene on Hospital Road, Pontnewynydd, while 48-year-old Kenneth Haynes lay dying in the road
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The incident on Hospital Road, Pontnewynydd, at about 11pm on Christmas Day, 2019 (Image: Google)
An ex-RAF servicewoman, who was banned from driving, left a man dying in the road after she ran him over on Christmas Day.
Amber Thomas was banned from driving due to a medical condition when her red Ford Fiesta collided with 48-year-old Kenneth Haynes on Hospital Road, Pontypool, late on Christmas Day in 2019.
She should not have been at the wheel of her red Ford Fiesta. Mr Haynes injuries included bleeding into the space surrounding his brain after being struck at around 11pm on the night of December 25, 2019. He was taken to be treated at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff. Mr Evans said: “Mr Haynes’ intracranial pressure within the skull increased and other complications developed until, after discussion with his family, doctors had to recognise the level of injury and withdrew life-sustaining treatment. “He sadly passed away just after four in the afternoon of December 28. The cause was certified as traumatic brain injury.”