A teenage e-bike rider, Billy Stokoe, is sentenced to six years and nine months in prison after being found responsible for the death of 86-year-old Gloria Stephenson in Sunderland. The reports say Stephenson was knocked down at a zebra crossing last year, and her family has since spoken publicly about the sentencing outcome. According to the coverage, the family describes the sentence as too lenient and calls for tougher laws related to e-bike and other similar riders. They also refer to Stokoe’s condition at the time of the incident, alleging he was high on cannabis, and they argue the court’s decision does not adequately reflect the seriousness of the harm caused. The articles present the family’s reaction to the sentence, including their demand for stronger legal consequences for dangerous riding, while also noting the duration of the custodial term imposed by the court. No additional details beyond those outlined in the reports are included here.