Dangerous driver had to be Tasered twice as he tried to run away from police after crash

52-YEAR-OLD MAN HAD LOST CONTROL OF HIS CAR DURING A PURSUIT AND CRASHED INTO A BOLLARD

- By MARK NAYLOR

A COCAINE-taking driver had to be Tasered twice by the police when he desperately tried to run off after losing control of his car and crashing into a bollard during a hair-raising chase.

Prolific criminal Neil Key had a long list of 103 previous offences but he landed himself in yet more trouble when he drove along pavements, hurtled through red traffic lights and overtook queueing traffic during the police chase, Hull Crown Court heard.

Key, 52, of Ilchester Close, Bransholme, Hull, admitted dangerous driving, driving while disqualified and having no insurance on September 10 last year. He also admitted driving while disqualified, making off without paying for petrol and having no insurance and driving licence on July 2 last year.