Council environmental health worker Stewart Rosoman, 51, was found guilty of causing death by careless driving while unfit through drink after killing David Waterland in a high-speed crash A council environmental health worker drank six pints of lager before driving a sports car at 110mph and crashing into another vehicle, killing its driver. Stewart Rosoman, 51, was driving home his friend, Fred Gallow, after an evening in a pub in Milton Abbas, Dorset. Rosoman, who works for West Dorset District Council, boasted of 'hitting 110mph' before veering into the wrong lane and smashing into a Honda Jazz travelling in the opposite direction.
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Stewart Rosoman drunk six pints of lager before driving his friend home
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He boasted to friend Fred Gallow that they had 'hit 110mph'
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Council worker's sports car veered across the road and smashed into a car
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Its driver David Waterland, 68, was killed almost instantly in the crash
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The council worker also injured Mr Gallow and Mr Waterland's wife, Margaret
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Rosoman, 51, pleaded not guilty to causing death by careless driving while unfit through drink
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He was found guilty at Dorcester Crown Court and told to expect jail
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Mr Gallow said that he regretted not trying to get @placeholder to slow down during the ill-fated journey.