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Christopher Morley has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and breaching a domestic violence order after running over his partner with his Range Rover at a caravan park near Darwin in January. The incident caused serious injuries to the woman, including multiple skull and facial fractures, brain bleeds, and body wounds. Morley will be sentenced later this month.
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Story summary
In January, Christopher Morley pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and breaching a domestic violence order after running over his then-partner with a Range Rover at a caravan park near Darwin in the Northern Territory. The incident left the woman severely injured, suffering from multiple skull and facial fractures, brain bleeds, and wounds across her body. Morley's case is set to return to the Northern Territory Supreme Court, where he will be sentenced later that month while remaining on bail until next week.
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Christopher Morley pleads guilty to running over partner with car, causing fractures and brain injury
In short:
Christopher Morley has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and breaching a domestic violence order after running over his then-partner with his Range Rover at a caravan park near Darwin earlier this year.
The Northern Territory Supreme Court heard the woman suffered serious injuries, including multiple skull and facial fractures, brain bleeds and wounds to her body during the incident in January.
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Morley will be sentenced later this month and will remain on bail until the case returns to court next week.
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