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Man told to expect prison after 70-year-old pedestrian killed

Man told to expect prison after 70-year-old pedestrian killed
BBC Northern Ireland Tuesday 30 June 2026, 13:21 UTC 1 min read
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John Taggart, 36, Torrens Link, was driving at the Millfield junction when he hit Paul Marshall in September 2024.

John Taggart, 36, Torrens Link, was driving at the Millfield junction when he hit Paul Marshall in September 2024.
John Taggart (PERSON) Torrens (PERSON) Millfield (LOCATION) Paul Marshall (PERSON)
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