Cyclist Rohan Dennis pleads guilty to driving with suspended licence after crash that killed wife
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Rohan Dennis, a former professional cyclist and Olympian, has pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended licence. The charge is connected to the 2023 crash that killed his wife, Olympian Melissa Hoskins. Dennis had previously been banned from driving for five years over her death, and a judge had warned him that further driving offences would lead to jail. He now faces a possible prison sentence.
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Dennis pleads guilty to driving with a suspended license.
Melissa Hoskins died in a crash in 2023.
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Dennis faces a jail sentence after admitting he drove while disqualified.
Prediction- Dennis pleads guilty to driving with a suspended license.
- He faces a possible jail sentence.
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Loaded language removedAdelaide-based Olympian was banned from driving for five years over Melissa Hoskins’ 2023 death
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Dennis faces a jail sentence after admitting he drove while disqualified.
PredictionMelissa Hoskins died in a crash in 2023.
The GuardianDennis was banned from driving for five years over the death of Melissa Hoskins.
The GuardianA judge had previously warned Dennis he would be jailed if he drove while banned.
The GuardianRohan Dennis is a former professional cyclist and Olympian.
The GuardianMelissa Hoskins was an Olympian.
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