Logan Addison, 20, was jailed for 66 months at Shrewsbury Crown Court, on Friday (June 20). Addison, of Hazels Road, Shawbury, was convicted of causing death by dangerous driving at a trial earlier this year, having previously denied the offence. The trial came after Addison, who was 17 at the time, crashed his Volkswagen Golf into an electricity pole on a back lane in Shawbury on February 4, 2023. Tragically the crash, which happened on an unclassified road known as Parry's Lane, killed Addison's 17-year-old girlfriend, Lily-May Vaughan, who was in the front passenger seat. One witness had described him as "going like f***" before the crash. After jailing Addison, Judge Deni Mathews also handed down an eight-year driving ban - which will only begin on Addison's release from prison. He will also be required to take an extended re-test before being allowed to drive again. Addressing the length of the ban Judge Mathews said: "The people of this county need protection. You must not be on these roads for a long time, even after you come out of prison - that is why the disqualification is so long." During an emotional sentencing hearing, in which Lily-May's mum and other family members delivered heart-breaking impact statements, the court was told how Addison had shown no remorse for his actions, and had sought to blame others for the crash.