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Three cars go the wrong way on Teesside roads in a week, two months after the A66 crash killed seven

Three cars go the wrong way on Teesside roads in a week, two months after the A66 crash killed seven

One man pleaded guilty to dangerous and disqualified driving and is due to be sentenced in November. Chief Superintendent Paul Richardson described the contraflow driving as 'staggering'. Cleveland Police cautioned that those responsible would face 'the full force of the law'.

PCs Matthew Blades, 37, and Tom Clough, 38, died in August's head-on crash.

The second boy was bailed on suspicion of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply.

On October 15, a VW Passat was driven against traffic on the A19 near Thornaby.

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