A grammar school headteacher was knocked down as he cycled home from work by a driver who then dragged him beneath his car for more than a mile, a murder trial has been told.
Michael Mullins, 56, who had been the head of Stretford Grammar School for 17 years, suffered fatal injuries when he became stuck under the wheels of a Volvo SUV on April 20, a court heard.
The driver, Simon Richardson, 35, is accused of murder, with prosecutors telling a jury he was aware Mr Mullins was trapped and risked death or serious injury but ‘carried on regardless’, speeding at up
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