We have more newsletters. He called her mum and work colleagues to ask them to pass on messages and when she did not respond, he turned up at her home. Preston Crown Court heard the six-year relationship had ended when Evans was convicted of threatening violence and damaging the woman's property. But Evans pleaded with the woman to rekindle their romance to the point she changed her phone number and blocked him on several platforms.
Pensioner repeatedly warned he was not fit to drive before killing two grandmas. I'm coming to your house A short time later he was outside the property banging on the door in an aggressive manner and shouting abuse at her in the street.
He called her a "whore" and a "Viva Street prostitute" and threatened to hurt her child. The woman called the police but Evans left before they arrived, later sending voice notes about how he had avoided the cops.
An hour later, Evans was in a queue of traffic at Lane Ends, Ashton on Ribble, when the police caught up with him. Seeing the officers, he reversed hard, slamming into the car behind. The woman driving suffered whiplash and her car was badly damaged, however Evans then pulled past the police car and sped off.
He was arrested at his home at 4pm that afternoon. In a police statement, Evans's ex said she felt anxious and scared and was afraid to leave her home. The female driver said she was shaking and crying following the incident at Lane Ends. Recorder Jones said: "In short, you did not appear to accept in any way that this relationship was over and you gave the impression of being obsessed with what she was doing with her life.
