Jury retires to consider verdict of four men accused of causing the death of Denii Reynolds

A jury in the trial of four men accused of causing the death of a woman by racing on the A16 have this afternoon (Thursday) retired to consider their verdicts.

Denii Reynolds, 20, from Grimsby died following the crash on the A16 at Utterby, near Louth, in October 2021.

Ms Reynolds was a passenger in a 2008 Citroen C1, driven by Keelan Tuke, when it collided with a Vauxhall Corsa, seriously injuring the elderly occupant, Margaret Williams.

Four defendants are on trial at Lincoln Crown Court and deny causing Ms Reynolds death by dangerous driving.

Tuke, 21, of Grafton Street, Grimsby, Riley Duncombe, 19, of Thesiger Walk, Grimsby, Keigan Launder, 23, of Louth Road, Grimsby, and Josh Dobb, 21, of Hadleigh Road, Immingham, also deny a second charge of causing serious injury by dangerous driving to the occupant of the Corsa.

The trial continues.