Latest News About Former jockey jailed

Levi Williams refers to a former jockey sentenced to three years after pleading guilty to manslaughter following a fatal punch outside a pub, aged 27 at sentencing. He had a history of a suspension for cocaine positives, with a prior race record featuring 12 flat wins in Britain. Williams tried to flee in a car but was held back by a member of the public, and the victim, Richard Wingrove, died ten days later from a head injury. The court accounted for 305 days already spent in custody toward the sentence, and Williams' BHA relicensing was in progress before his arrest.