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Woman Who Killed Friend in Rented Lamborghini Crash Fails to Turn up at Court

Judge Ray Singh said Humaira Batool was avoiding sentence after a jury convicted her over the 143mph crash that killed Mohammed Shaan Hussain.

  • On Monday, Leeds Crown Court issued a warrant for Humaira Batool after the 26-year-old failed to attend her sentencing hearing for causing death by dangerous driving; police arrested her at a hospital.
  • Batool was convicted of causing the death of 20-year-old Mohammed Shaan Hussain in December 2022 when their rented £220,000 Lamborghini Urus crashed on the M62 near Ripponden, overturned, and burst into flames.
  • Prosecutor Christopher Dunn labeled Batool's claimed endometriosis flare-up 'clearly a ruse' to avoid sentencing, while Judge Ray Singh stated the case represented her 'avoiding being dealt with by way of sentence.'
  • The court sentenced Batool to 10 years in prison, disqualified her from driving for 10 years, and required her to pass an extended driving test before license reinstatement.
  • Det Insp Paul Conroy emphasized that operating powerful vehicles demands responsibility, while Hussain's mother Nasreen Akhtar described her son as a 'beloved son and cherished brother, a loyal friend and light in all our lives.
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Lamborghini driver who blamed friend killed in 143mph crash jailed for 10 years

Mohammed Shaan Hussain, 20, died after Humaira Batool hit barrier while speeding on M62

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Woman, 26, blamed friend she killed for Lamborghini crash

Mohammed Shaan Hussain, 20, was recovered from the wreckage but had been fatally injured.

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