A MAN is set to be sentenced after he admitted causing the death of a married father of four by driving without due care while unfit through drugs.
Stephen James William Saint, of Berkshire Drive, Plymouth pleaded guilty to causing the death of Ross Brown on August 25, 2022 at Kings Road by driving without due care and attention while benzoylecgonine a metabolite of cocaine - was in his body in excess of the specified limit. The court heard that Saint was driving a Peugeot Boxer Minibus at the time of the collision.
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