11th July, 2019

Nick Hinchliffe KC

Nick Hinchliffe KC represented the family of the deceased at a recent Inquest hearing who was killed by a Police officer’s son who was 18 years old and driving his father’s Audi whilst under the influence of cannabis.

Please read the attached article reported in the Daily Mail

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7224747/Google-Police-officers-son-18-hit-killed-2-men-says-cannabis-did-not-influence-him.html

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