Matthew Cullum death: Kidderminster man jailed after crash

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Kamil Jussak Matthew CullumImage source, West Mercia Police
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Kamil Jussak was an uninsured driver when he caused the death of Matthew Cullum last year

A driver who drove away after killing a man has been jailed for six months.

Matthew Cullum, 36, was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics after he was found on Hillary Road, in Stourport-on-Severn, in August last year.

Kamil Jussak, 23, from Long Acre in Kidderminster, pleaded guilty at Hereford Crown Court to causing death by driving a vehicle while uninsured.

Mr Cullum's family said they were "satisfied with the result".

In a statement they said: "No sentence will bring Matt back, however justice has been done today."

Sgt Lee Baker, from West Mercia Police, said: "Jussak has acknowledged the seriousness of the offences and now he will pay the price for his actions."

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Matthew Cullum was found in the early hours of 29 August and pronounced dead at the scene

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