A man who was racing his car at twice the legal speed limit when a pedestrian was killed has been jailed.
Adam Ross, 30, of Daisy Street, Bolton, was handed an 11-year-sentence at Bolton Crown Court on Monday for causing death by dangerous driving.
In September 2019, Ross and another driver treated the streets of Westhoughton, Bolton, as “their own personal racetrack”, said Greater Manchester Police (GMP).
Ross fled the scene following the collision and evaded police for months afterwards, said Sgt Andrew Page.
