At 22:30 on Friday, April 19, 2019, police monitored reports of a car crash involving a pedestrian on Broad Street in Rotherham. The pedestrian and the victim, 30-year-old Adam Cumpsty from Rotherham, were unfortunately pronounced dead at the scene.
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Adam Jefferies (left) and Ben Archer Investigations revealed that Adam was crossing the street while at work as a delivery driver on the way back to his car, parked on nearby Coleman Street. Two vehicles in the area, a gray Ford Focus and a black BMW One Series moving in the area were reported to be driving erratically.
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read more A life ban for the Doncaster woman who left her dogs to thin their bones so much … It was later determined that the gray Ford Focus was responsible for the death of Adam Cumpsty. Car drivers. Jefferies and Archer found themselves under the influence of drugs while driving and immediately fled the scene, leaving Adam to die. PC researcher James Durkin said: “The actions of Jefferies and Archer cost Adam his life. “I am pleased that their condemnation reflects the contempt for Adam’s life by their departure from the scene and their lack of remorse. “This case has been long and complex and I would like to thank Adam’s family for their continued support and their commitment to bringing justice to Adam’s family.” On March 25, Jefferies and Archer were sentenced to eight years and six months in prison, and both were banned from driving for 15 years.
