Fraser Garden, described by multiple outlets as the driver of a stolen Maserati, is linked to a fatal crash in Broughty Ferry that kills a pensioner in a residential area. BBC News and the Daily Record report that Garden was driving at nearly three times the speed limit, with one outlet citing a speed of about 85 mph shortly before the collision. The Evening Standard also says Garden drove at speeds above 80 mph in the neighbourhood before crashing.
All sources describe the crash as involving the pensioner, identified by the Daily Record as John Bell, who is said to have been doing some work for a neighbour at the time, and whose death occurs after the car hits him in a garden. The BBC describes the impact as the Maserati crashing into Jack Bell in a garden.
The Evening Standard adds that Garden faces the prospect of a “lengthy” sentence, reflecting the seriousness of the offences linked to the stolen vehicle and the circumstances of the crash.
