Community service ‘not enough’ says mother of unborn child killed in collision with teenage driver

Girl, 17, given community service and driving suspension in state’s first use of Sophie’s Law

A mother who lost her unborn baby in a crash has hit out at a landmark sentencing after the teenage driver responsible avoided detention, saying it is “not enough”.

Milosevic was present at Tuesday’s sentencing and was also not happy, claiming the teenager “got away with it”. Attempts to save Celeste via caesarean section failed and Loccisano spent the next eight days in intensive care with major abdominal injuries that required several surgeries.

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