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Driver who left three people seriously injured in 100mph crash because he 'had to get to a meal for Ramadan' is jailed for three years

    Ihtisham Shabir, 24, was rushing in his Audi to eat after Ramadan fast had ended
    He lost control on A644 Wakefield Road in Bradford and smashed into a VW Golf
    Bradford Crown Court heard one witness suggest he was doing 100mph
    One of the injured suffered bruising to the brain and multiple pelvis fractures

By Daily Mail Reporter

Published: 19:43 EST, 26 January 2017 | Updated: 21:11 EST, 26 January 2017
 
A young driver who caused a horrific two-car smash which left three people seriously injured was speeding because he wanted to get to a restaurant as it was Ramadan.

Ihtisham Shabir, 24, who was jailed for three years, said that his only explanation was that the Ramadan fast had come to an end that day and he was rushing to a restaurant to eat.

He was “showing off” in his Audi as he drove family and friends to a restaurant at the end of Ramadan in June 2015. He lost control on a bend on the A644 Wakefield Road at Cooper Bridge and smashed into a VW Golf coming in the opposite direction.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4162330/Ramadan-driver-left-three-people-injured-jailed.html#ixzz4XM2w5LBs
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Three years in jail is just a tad culturally insensitive.

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Grab a snickers. Your not you when you're hungry. You turn into a terrorist.
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