Man utd star who had ‘balloon in his mouth’ in 99 MPH Horror Crash avoids the prison

A former man Utd star avoided the prison after he was reportedly caught with a balloon in his mouth before he crashed his Audi in a horror -smash of 99 MPH.

Brandon Williams wax row irregularly on the A34 near Handforth in Cheshire on August 20, 2023.

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The 24-year-old played for UTD at the time, but was lent to Ipswich for the 2023-24 season.

Williams avoided prison today after he had committed dangerous driving and driving without a third party insurance After the fast crash.

Instead, he was sentenced to 14 months, was suspended for two years and forbidden to ride for three years.

Judge Eric Lamb said: “There was no reason to drive the way you did.”

Chester Crown Court Heard that the defender was with a female passenger at the time of the crash.

At a certain point she saw him filming when William’s speeds of 99 km / h reached a balloon in his mouth, it was said.

He lost control of the Audi A3 before it clashed with a blue Ford Fiesta and then hit the central reserve.

Williams, who no longer has a team, was knitted on the spot, but the test was negative.

The football player was taken to the hospital for treatment for his injuries before he was arrested.

Williams told Police He drove the Audi, but initially denied that he was driving irregularly.

He also tried to blame another driver for the crash – officers said that he was only the central reserve when he was forced to wave.

Williams was asked about witnesses who saw him at his mouth with a balloon, but he replied: “No comment”.

The football player recovered United’s Academy as a young person and 51 performances for the first team.

Williams has issued two stints on loan away from Old Trafford – First with Norwich City During the 2021/22 season he made 26 performances and then Ipswich.

In June last year, UTD announced that Williams would leave the club at the end of his contract.

Andrew Madden, a senior crown public prosecutor at CPS Mersey-Cheshire, said: “Driving Brandon Williams on that day was clearly far below what would be expected from a competent and careful driver.

“Expert analysis showed that he rode four seconds on 99 mph before he hit the Ford Fiesta.

“Witnesses said that Williams continued to accelerate and then broke sharp.

“It was clear that he did not have the vehicle under control.

“Driving was irregular and the speed was roughly excessive.” Ultimately, Williams completely lost control and crashed.

“It is happy that nobody was seriously injured or killed.

“Driving at 99 km / h in those circumstances was extremely dangerous and the lives of other road users with a serious risk of damage placed.

“The Crown Prosecutor Service Want to thank the witnesses for supporting this persecution. ‘

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