A drunk road-rage driver who killed a 75-year-old grandfather and threatened to set fire to another motorist's car during a five-hour "catalogue of carnage" has been jailed for 10 years and nine months.
Cocaine user James Gill fractured the skull of Neil Robinson in an unprovoked and random attack after accusing him of "walking on the wrong side of the road" on December 16 last year.
Nottingham Crown Court was told Mr Robinson died in hospital six days after being pushed over by Gill, who was on his lunch break from an electrician's training course.
