Summary
A driver named Anthony Gilheaney was sentenced to life in prison for killing one man and injuring others in a drink-fueled car rampage in London's West End on Christmas Day. He was convicted of murder and other charges after driving into several people. The trial revealed his actions included racist and homophobic intentions.
Key Facts
- Anthony Gilheaney, 32, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 37 years.
- He was found guilty of murder, attempted murder, and causing serious injuries.
- The incident happened in London's West End on Christmas Day.
- Gilheaney drove a Mercedes into people, killing Aidan Chapman and injuring others.
- He targeted people after drinking and fighting, showing racist and homophobic motives.
- The police arrested him after a high-speed chase through London.
- Victim Impact Statements from Aidan Chapman's family expressed their grief.
- Gilheaney's criminal record began at age 14, and he has shown remorse for his actions.
