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Aberdeen hit-and-run death crash driver jailed

Defence counsel Lorenzo Alonzi acknowledged the tragedy involved in the case and the loss of Mr Lungu’s life and the suffering of his family.

He said Wilson was 21 at the time of the offence and had expressed his remorse to the writer of a background report prepared on him.

Insp Steve Manson of Police Scotland, who led the investigation, said: “No conviction or sentence will ever reflect the devastating impact this has had on Mr Lungu’s family but I hope this conviction will bring some form of justice. Our thoughts remain with them.

“Connor Wilson’s reckless actions led to Gabriel Lungu’s death and he now faces the consequences of that.”

He added: “It’s a stark reminder that drivers are responsible for their actions and the risks they take have lasting implications, not only for themselves but also for other road users.”


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