Motorist allegedly involved in up to 10 collisions during high-speed pursuit across Belfast must remain in custody, judge says

A motorist allegedly involved in up to 10 collisions during a high-speed pursuit across Belfast must remain in custody, a High Court judge ruled today.Gary O’Neill, 38, is accused of crashing into multiple other vehicles in broad daylight as police attempted to bring his car to a halt last month.Refusing to grant bail, Mr Justice Fowler highlighted how he was said to have driven at 75mph in 30mph zones.“The potential for catastrophic injuries and deaths arising from this piece of driving is clear for everyone,” he stated.O’Neill, of Bloomfield Avenue in Bangor, County Down, faces prosecution for a total of ten charges over the incident on July 20.He has been charged with dangerous driving, failing to stop for police, using a motor vehicle without insurance, and six counts of failing to sto