When Qadeer Hussain ran red light on the busy street, his actions led to a tragedy that forever changed the life of the family.
However, his initial reaction to a fatal accident was far from regret. Instead of taking responsibility for his ruthless behavior, a 55-year-old driver showed a victim-9-year-old girl crossing the street.
Until the key shots of Dashcam appeared, the shocking truth of Hussain’s actions revealed that the reality of his guilt had become undeniable. This was followed by a battle in the courtroom, where a full weight of his ruthlessness and its devastating consequences was negotiated.
Before the video revealed his misleading claim, Qadeer Hussain, a driver who ran red light and hit Nine -year -old Alice Williams when he crossed the street, initially accused a child of a tragic accident.
The 55 -year -old father of Halifax was sentenced to eight years and four months in prison for ruthless proceedings, which led to Alice’s death.
8 July 2023 Alice and her mother and younger brother went to the summer event when they arrived at the intersection at Kings Cross Road in Halifax. Hussain, however, tried to speed up with red light and leave for a speed limit of 20 mph, as other cars slowed down.
At the same time, he did not notice the family crossing and his Vauxhall Corsa struck Alice, who was slightly in front of others. Alice was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries, but unfortunately died a few days later.
Initially, Hussain tried to downplay the incident and insisted that he rode legally and blamed Alice of the road on the road. However, the Dashcam shots won by the police revealed that Hussain was driving at 49 km / h when the light turned red.
James Lake said for prosecution: “The case of the crown is that the defendant intentionally ran red light at high speed and believed that no one would exceed the road.”
In February Hussain admitted responsibility for death at Bradford Crown Court and acknowledged his ruthless ride. Alice’s mother, Claire, told him in court, “I will never be whole.”
Alice’s younger brother Joe named Hussain “medium” and “bad” and added: “If drivers accelerate, they are medium and bad because they know they shouldn’t do it – it’s very sad.”
On Friday, Hussain was sentenced to lengthy prison and forbade driving for 10 years and 2 months.
In the statement of Alice, the family said, “Qadeer Hussain destroyed our daughter Alice and destroyed us.”
“We want drivers to see Alice and think about what happens when they risk and drive too fast. We hope her murderer regrets his actions today.”
“We are grateful for all the people who supported us – medical staff, charity organizations, police and witnesses.
“Alice was more than her tragic death. She was our happy, clear bookworm, funny, loving and gentle daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend. We will always be so proud of her.”
Detective Sergeant Steve Suggitt from the main team investigation team said, “Today’s sentence will not bring Alice back, but I hope it will provide some closure that Hussain has been responsible for his actions.”
“It was an incredibly tragic incident, and our thoughts remain with Alice’s family and all affected. We are grateful to all who helped in the investigation, including those who provided the Dashcam shots.”
“This footage was crucial to help the investigative team to understand the movements of the vehicle before a collision and were crucial in securing the accusation against Hussain.”
“We also want to thank those who helped Alice after a collision, and we hope that this incident serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of the ruthless management and the importance of road safety.”
In conclusion, the tragic death of Alice Williams serves as a significant reminder of the devastating consequences of ruthless driving and the importance of road safety. Qadeer Hussain’s decision to run red light with high speed, not only took young life, but also changed the lives of Alice’s family forever and let them face an irreplaceable loss.
While a long imprisonment and a ban on the ride that was handed over to Hussain, it offers some responsibility, little makes the pain of Alice’s family, who will always remember his daughter as more than a victim of nonsensical accidents. Their calls for greater awareness and responsibility on the roads are reflected in the authorities and call on drivers to carefully think and prefer safety to prevent other tragedies. Finally, this case emphasizes the need for alertness and care behind the wheel, as well as the power of video evidence in bringing justice to those whose actions threaten others.