A quantity surveyor who crashed into a bus stop and killed a teenage girl after he fainted at the wheel ‘could not have safely stopped’ after he began to feel unwell.
Richard Brooke, 57, gave evidence as a witness on the fourth day of the inquest at Bradford Coroner’s Court into the death of Katelyn Dawson, 15, in Huddersfield in January 2018. The teenager had been waiting for a bus to Shelley College when Brooke’s BMW collided with the shelter on Wakefield Road, leaving her with an unsurvivable brain injury. Another girl and a woman were seriously hurt.
Brooke said he did not believe these past episodes were relevant to his decision to drive that day, and added that in 2018 the GP had not diagnosed pneumonia. The GP in 2009 had noted down the dizziness as a ‘faint’, but Brooke said it had not involved him losing consciousness.
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