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A former prison drugs counsellor has denied causing a fatal road crash because she was on her mobile phone.A former prison drugs counsellor has denied causing a fatal road crash because she was on her mobile phone.
Nia Lloyd Jones, 25, from Llanarmon, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, had answered a call from her credit card company, it was claimed at Caernarfon Crown Court.Nia Lloyd Jones, 25, from Llanarmon, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, had answered a call from her credit card company, it was claimed at Caernarfon Crown Court.
She denies causing the death by dangerous driving of mother-of-two Anwen Thomas, 51, from Deiniolen.She denies causing the death by dangerous driving of mother-of-two Anwen Thomas, 51, from Deiniolen.
Ms Lloyd Jones said she braked and lost control when she saw a tanker ahead of her. The trial continues.Ms Lloyd Jones said she braked and lost control when she saw a tanker ahead of her. The trial continues.
Mrs Thomas died in hospital from deep vein thrombosis a fortnight after the incident on the A4244 at Pentir near Bangor in December 2005.Mrs Thomas died in hospital from deep vein thrombosis a fortnight after the incident on the A4244 at Pentir near Bangor in December 2005.
The court heard that Ms Lloyd Jones' mobile phone had been found on top of a bag on the passenger seat.The court heard that Ms Lloyd Jones' mobile phone had been found on top of a bag on the passenger seat.
Ms Lloyd Jones said she had passed her test shortly before her 18th birthday and had no convictions.Ms Lloyd Jones said she had passed her test shortly before her 18th birthday and had no convictions.
Answering questions from her barrister Hugh Williams, she said she had a hands-free kit for her mobile phone with an earpiece and microphone.Answering questions from her barrister Hugh Williams, she said she had a hands-free kit for her mobile phone with an earpiece and microphone.
Cross-examined by prosecutor Wyn Lloyd Jones, she disputed another motorist's claim that she had been on the wrong side of the road before the collision.Cross-examined by prosecutor Wyn Lloyd Jones, she disputed another motorist's claim that she had been on the wrong side of the road before the collision.
He asked her: "Where you fumbling with your mobile phone at that time?" She replied "No". He asked her: "Were you fumbling with your mobile phone at that time?" She replied "No".
Mr Lloyd Jones said she was on a "twisty country road" and she used the phone and looked at its screen.Mr Lloyd Jones said she was on a "twisty country road" and she used the phone and looked at its screen.
But the defendant rejected this.But the defendant rejected this.
Mrs Thomas suffered a broken pelvis in the crash and later had an operation because of her injuries.Mrs Thomas suffered a broken pelvis in the crash and later had an operation because of her injuries.
But she died the the day after surgery.But she died the the day after surgery.