Top News | Teen whose boyfriend crashed car can’t have kids after life-changing injuries
A TEENAGE girl was left unable to have children after her ex smashed his car into a tree while deliberately trying to scare her. Adam Woodcock, 20, was speeding along a narrow country lane with the 15-year-old girl and her two younger brothers in the back when the horror unfolded.
SWNSAdam Woodcock has been jailed for 16 months '/ ' He had told them: ...I'm going to take you down this really scary road that everyone s**** themselves at.... Woodcock then lost control on the damp road and slammed into a tree near Warwick. The girl was in so much pain she curled up on the ground but Woodcock was ...extremely concerned... about his modified Vauxhall Corsa rather than his girlfriend. He tried persuading the other passengers not to ring police but they refused to listen and she was rushed to hospital where she was placed in an induced coma for five days. The teen suffered a perforated bowel that required surgery and led to her developing sepsis. She also sustained a fractured vertebra that left her spine damaged to the extent that she was in a back brace for five months and had to learn to walk again. Most read in The Sun IT'S OL OVER Solskjaer has managed FINAL GAME for Man Utd & will be sacked after Watford DALES RACE PROBE Emmerdale rocked by race probe involving two of ITV soap's leading stars 'TOTAL SHOCK' Jorgie Porter reveals heartbreak at miscarrying quads at 14 weeks SHORELY NOT I used benefits to pay for my cosmetic surgery - I'm too famous to have a job WINTER OF DISCONTENT Europe Covid epicentre faces lockdown in DAYS - how does UK compare? ALL GROWN UP Britain's Got Talent star George Sampson unrecognisable 13 years after show Tragically, she was given the devastating news by doctors that she will not be able to have children. The girl, who was forced to give up on her dream of becoming a mechanic, also can't leave the house alone and requires round-the-clock care from her mum. Woodcock has now been jailed for 16 months after pleading guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving. The court was told on November 10 last year, Woodcock was speeding down the ...twisty, narrow lane... while blaring out loud music. As the drive was filmed on one of the passenger's mobile phone, he lost control of the car and skidded on a bend. Despite the scare, Woodcock carried on recklessly driving until he veered off the road and into a tree. ...CATASTROPHICALLY DANGEROUS' The girl remained in a coma for five days after finding herself unable to stand or even sit because she was in so much pain. Sentencing, Recorder William Edis QC said: ...The driving you indulged in was premeditated and deliberate. "You deliberately drove down a lane, knowing it would be dangerous, at speeds which were wholly inappropriate resulting in what I consider a predictable outcome. "Some people do like to seek thrills, but where the big dipper is regularly inspected by health and safety, this was a country lane, in the dark, surrounded by solid objects such as trees, and you were going far too fast. ...You lost control and your car slammed at some speed into a tree. All of you got out and your initial thought was that none of you had suffered serious injury. "That tragically was not the case, because 'the girl ' has suffered permanent, life-changing injuries. Her entire life has been altered for the worse. "At the age of 16 she has become as reliant on her family as she ever has been – and that is your fault because you drove catastrophically dangerously.... 
SWNSWoodcock was more concerned about his car than his girlfriend '/ ' Source:
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