GRIEVING parents are demanding a change in the law after a driver was fined just £80 for killing their "wonderful son".
Machine operator Marek Tomi's Ford Mondeo pulled out in front of John Living's motorbike, tilling him instantly

Tomi, 23, appeared in court charged with careless driving
and was fined £100 - but this was later reduced to just £80
because he pleaded guilty He was also ordered to carry cut 200 hours' community service

London, want stricter penalties.
Dad Peter Living, 55, said: "This man gambled with my son's life and my wonderful son lost,
"We never expected him to get off this lightly It has rubbed salt into our wounds.''
He and wife Carol, 49, are setting up a petition and a website.
Dianne Ferreira, from national road safety charity Brake, said: "An £80 fine makes a mockery
of the justice system it is an insult,"
Ian Trueman@dailystar.co.uk

by IAN TRUEMAN

for having no licence and banned for two years for having no insurance.
                    Jail
Magistrates in" Margate, Kent, could have fined Tomi, from Clliftonville, up to £5,000.
If he had faced the more serious charge of dangerous driving, he could have faced 14 years in jail. Now the grieving family of logistics manager John, 30 from Woolwich, south­east

Daily Star Friday 31 March 2006