Hit-and-run driver crushed a newborn baby to death in his pram, court hears
Ciaran Morris was two weeks old when he was struck on Easter Sunday last year. James Davis, 35, was driving the car and a court heard he ran away after crash.
He told a passer-by he 'had killed a baby and was going down for a long time'. At Wolverhampton Crown Court, he denies causing death by dangerous driving, causing death by careless driving, and causing death by driving while uninsured
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