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Footballer killed boys in crash Death crash footballer is jailed
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A 25-year-old footballer has pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of two children by dangerous driving. A Championship footballer has been jailed for seven years and four months for causing the deaths of two children by dangerous driving.
Former Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of Arron Peak, 10, and Ben Peak, eight, and driving with excess alcohol. Former Plymouth Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick, 25, admitted causing the deaths of Arron Peak, 10, and Ben Peak, eight, and driving with excess alcohol.
The brothers, from Partington, Greater Manchester, died in a crash on the M6 in Staffordshire on 7 June.The brothers, from Partington, Greater Manchester, died in a crash on the M6 in Staffordshire on 7 June.
He entered his guilty pleas at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court on Monday and will be sentenced later. McCormick entered his guilty pleas at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court earlier.
'Prison inevitable''Prison inevitable'
Judge Paul Glenn has told him a custodial sentence is inevitable. Judge Paul Glenn had told him a custodial sentence was inevitable.
The court heard that when breathalysed McCormick, who had been returning from a wedding, was found to have 74 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.The court heard that when breathalysed McCormick, who had been returning from a wedding, was found to have 74 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
The legal limit is 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath.Friends and relatives of the Peak family were at the courtThe legal limit is 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath.Friends and relatives of the Peak family were at the court
The brothers and their father Philip Peak, 37, were in a Toyota Previa with friends, travelling to Silverstone racetrack, when the crash happened.The brothers and their father Philip Peak, 37, were in a Toyota Previa with friends, travelling to Silverstone racetrack, when the crash happened.
Their car was involved in a collision with McCormick's Range Rover at about 0545 BST on the southbound carriageway of the motorway between junctions 15 and 16, near Keele services.Their car was involved in a collision with McCormick's Range Rover at about 0545 BST on the southbound carriageway of the motorway between junctions 15 and 16, near Keele services.
Mr Peak, 37, who was driving, was seriously injured in the crash.Mr Peak, 37, who was driving, was seriously injured in the crash.
McCormick kept his head bowed and covered his face with his hand as the court heard he told eyewitnesses at the scene: "I am so sorry, I'm sorry. I just fell asleep. I fell asleep, I'm sorry."McCormick kept his head bowed and covered his face with his hand as the court heard he told eyewitnesses at the scene: "I am so sorry, I'm sorry. I just fell asleep. I fell asleep, I'm sorry."
Before the crash other motorists noticed him "driving like an idiot" and estimated his speed at around 90mph (144km/h).Before the crash other motorists noticed him "driving like an idiot" and estimated his speed at around 90mph (144km/h).
McCormick, a former England youth international, had his contract with Plymouth cancelled "by mutual consent" a month after the crash.McCormick, a former England youth international, had his contract with Plymouth cancelled "by mutual consent" a month after the crash.
Friends and relatives of the boys were at the court to hear McCormick plead guilty.Friends and relatives of the boys were at the court to hear McCormick plead guilty.