Overview
- Digby Brown Solicitors, acting for Zoe Turnbull, confirmed Tuesday the civil claim has settled for an undisclosed sum.
- In December 2022, William McBurnie drove a car through the window of Turnbull Funeral Directors in Jedburgh, narrowly missing Zoe and her 71-year-old mother, Beverly.
- CCTV recorded the crash as debris filled the room and both women were injured, with Zoe later reporting hearing loss and injuries to her back and legs.
- At sentencing in October 2024, the High Court imposed a 13-year extended sentence with 11 years in custody, two years of supervision, non-harassment orders, and a 16½-year driving ban.
- McBurnie previously served with the Police Service of Northern Ireland, the court heard he had been drinking whisky before the attack, and the judge said he turned his car into a “lethal weapon” as Zoe now seeks privacy to rebuild her life.