Driver 'asleep at the wheel' before peak-hour crash at Primbee

Shannon Tonkin
Updated December 13 2019 - 4:39pm, first published 4:37pm
Lucky to be alive: Timothy Parker leaves Port Kembla courthouse this week after being spared a jail sentence for his role in a dangerous crash at Primbee.
Lucky to be alive: Timothy Parker leaves Port Kembla courthouse this week after being spared a jail sentence for his role in a dangerous crash at Primbee.

A Nowra man who caused a two-car crash at Primbee that left a woman trapped in her vehicle with serious injuries has told a court he fell asleep at the wheel from "exhaustion".

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Shannon Tonkin

Shannon Tonkin

Court reporter

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