Charissa Brown-Wellington, 31, admitted the manslaughter of Philip Carter, 30, last month at Manchester crown court. Carter was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision at Victoria station in Manchester on 11 June. The court heard that Brown-Wellington had a personality disorder which resulted in acts of “impulsive violence”. “As the defendant got off the tram she was heard to say, ‘What are you looking at?’” said Hall. On her arrival at a police station after she was arrested, Brown-Wellington told officers: “He should not have put his finger in my face.

Source: The Guardian October 31, 2017 17:39 UTC