A 19-year-old man, Kian Bateman, is jailed after a fatal crash in which Shelley Davies, 38, was struck by a car and later died in hospital. Multiple outlets report that Bateman had inhaled nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, before getting into a vehicle that he drove into Davies and her partner. Davies’s partner, David Bratcher, is reported to have been injured in the incident. BBC News says Davies dies in hospital three weeks after the collision, while other coverage describes the case as a deliberate attack. Reports also state that the incident took place outside a nightclub in Cardiff on 27 September last year. The media accounts say Bateman’s use of nitrous oxide occurred shortly before he carried out the driving that caused the deaths and injuries. One outlet reports the sentence as life imprisonment, while the others describe the outcome as a jail term following the conviction. The reporting agrees on the central facts: Bateman’s age, his use of laughing gas/nitrous oxide, the car driving into Davies and Bratcher, Davies’s death, and the location and timing of the incident.