Driver, 42, appears in court charged with murdering motorcyclist, 43, in crash outside village pub
Driver, 42, appears in court charged with murdering motorcyclist, 43, in crash outside Wiltshire village pub
Ryan Brindley was killed in a crash near Salisbury three days before ChristmasPaul Barrett appeared at Swindon Magistrates’ Court charged with his murder He was remanded in custody to appear at Salisbury Crown Court on Wednesday
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A driver has appeared in court charged with the murder of a motorcyclist outside a village pub in Wiltshire three days before Christmas.
Ryan Brindley, 43, was killed in a crash with a Volkswagen Touran on the B3089, close to the Wyndham Arms pub in Dinton, near Salisbury, at around 7pm on Wednesday (December 22).
Paul Barrett, 42, appeared at Swindon Magistrates’ Court on Monday charged with his murder.
The defendant, of Mere, Wiltshire, spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address before being remanded in custody to appear at Salisbury Crown Court on December 29.
Family members of Mr Brindley, from Amesbury, were in attendance at the short hearing.
Presiding justice Christine Smith told Barrett: ‘You have heard we cannot deal with this case here and we are officially sending this to the crown court and there will be hearing on Wednesday, December 29, at Salisbury Crown Court to deal with your bail status.’
Motorcyclist Ryan Brindley (pictured) was killed in a crash in the village of Dinton, near Salisbury, just three days before Christmas
The fatal crash took place a short distance from the Wyndham Arms pub in Dinton, near Salisbury, at around 7pm on December 22
Following the crash last week, Detective Inspector Simon Childe of Wiltshire Police, senior investigating officer, said: ‘I would like to start by offering my sincere condolences to the family of the victim and we will continue to support them throughout this with specialist officers.
‘This charge has come through hard work and dedication of not just those in the Major Crime Investigation Team but all areas of Wiltshire Police.
‘I would also like to thank the local community for their support and patience.’
