The front of the car struck the former taxi driver before pinning him against the wall of the house, leaving him with “non-survivable” injuries. When the car struck the house it was still doing 34mph. Mr Jessop said when police arrested Garden on suspicion of causing death dangerous driving he replied “sorry”. On Friday, Garden admitted five charges, including theft of a motor vehicle, causing death by dangerous driving, and driving without insurance. “We remain committed to investigating all dangerous driving and will use all the tools at our disposal to hold those responsible accountable for their actions.”