9 years for boozed-up migrant killer driver

A LOVING grandfather’s life was “extinguished” when a Latvian drink-driver ploughed into him at high speed – after veering on to the wrong side of the road.

Romans Krilovs, 41, had been swigging whisky and using his mobile phone at the wheel when he smashed head-on into greengrocer Neville Bogg, 61.

He was driving his teacher daughter Kerry Bamforth, 31, who suffered catastrophic lifechanging injuries.

Neville, a father of three and grandfather of two, was driving home from a concert his daughter had treated him to as a Father’s Day present.

Police found an opened bottle of whisky in the footwell of the Volvo car Krilovs had borrowed from a friend last October 19.

A doctor described him as “stinking of alcohol”. He was jailed for nine years.

Krilovs had been in the UK for three months at the time of the horror smash after moving to Boston, Lincolnshire, to look for Neville Bogg with son Jack and daughter Kerry. Above, Romans Krilovs work. Lincoln Crown Court heard pancreas and part of her bowel Mr Bogg and his daughter were were all removed. She also returning from Cambridge when suffered a fractured eye socket. the tragedy happeneded on the Krilovs, now living in Wolverhampton, A16 at Sibsey, Lincolnshire, admitted causing death shortly before midnight. by dangerous driving, causing

Prosecutor Gordon Aspden serious injury by dangerous driving said: “He was driving on the and refusing to allow a blood wrong side of the road… the correct sample to be tested. side for Latvia.” Judge Michael Heath said:

“Mr Bogg had no chance. His “These cases don’t come much Honda Civic was launched into a more serious. By your dangerous ditch on the side of the road.” driving you extinguished the life

His daughter had four lifesaving of Mr Bogg and permanently operations and was in damaged that of his daughter.” hospital for nearly seven weeks Krilovs was also banned from after her spleen, gall bladder, driving for 14 years.