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[size=+1]Llanrug crash: Sasha Jarvis, Sian Lloyd Davies took cocaine[/size]
Two young friends killed in a car crash hours into the New Year had taken cocaine, an inquest has heard.
Driver Sasha Jarvis, 19, and Sian Lloyd Davies, 21, both of Gwynedd, died when the car hit a wall at about 6am on 1 January in Llanrug, Snowdonia.
Coroner Dewi Pritchard-Jones said it was sad that drug use had become so common, and warned that they killed.
He recorded an accidental death verdict on Ms Jarvis, who had been drinking, and unlawful killing on her friend.
The inquest heard that the Vauxhall Corsa was wrecked when it crashed into a wall, then careered into two other walls.
A police accident investigator said the car may have entered a 30mph zone at more than 50mph. After hitting a brick pillar, it spun and slammed into other walls.
The hearing was told that Ms Jarvis, a care worker, of Llanberis, had been taking cocaine and had a count of 0.35 milligrams per litre, the toxic level being 0.25.
In addition, she had a blood-alcohol level of 257, more than three times the legal limit for driving.
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-18182819
Two young friends killed in a car crash hours into the New Year had taken cocaine, an inquest has heard.
Driver Sasha Jarvis, 19, and Sian Lloyd Davies, 21, both of Gwynedd, died when the car hit a wall at about 6am on 1 January in Llanrug, Snowdonia.
Coroner Dewi Pritchard-Jones said it was sad that drug use had become so common, and warned that they killed.
He recorded an accidental death verdict on Ms Jarvis, who had been drinking, and unlawful killing on her friend.
The inquest heard that the Vauxhall Corsa was wrecked when it crashed into a wall, then careered into two other walls.
A police accident investigator said the car may have entered a 30mph zone at more than 50mph. After hitting a brick pillar, it spun and slammed into other walls.
The hearing was told that Ms Jarvis, a care worker, of Llanberis, had been taking cocaine and had a count of 0.35 milligrams per litre, the toxic level being 0.25.
In addition, she had a blood-alcohol level of 257, more than three times the legal limit for driving.
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-18182819