Accused denies manslaughter of woman hit by car
Ian Curson pleaded not guilty to the unlawful killing of Caragh Eaton and will face trial next year.
A 42-year-old man will face trial next year after denying the manslaughter of a woman who was hit by a car.
Ian Curson is accused of unlawfully killing Caragh Eaton, 28, who was pronounced dead shortly after a collision in Field Edge Drive, Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire, on Tuesday September 6.
Curson, of Fairhaven Road, Leicester, appeared at the city’s Crown Court on Monday and spoke only to confirm his name and not guilty pleas to charges of manslaughter and possessing a ratchet as an offensive weapon.
The defendant, who appeared via a video-link to HMP Leicester, made an unsuccessful bail application during the half-hour hearing.
Judge Timothy Spencer KC told Curson he would face a trial lasting around nine days, setting a provisional trial date of April 11.
