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Asda admits barrier death charges Asda admits barrier death charges
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Supermarket giant Asda has admitted health and safety breaches over the death a man who was killed when a car park barrier swung into his vehicle.Supermarket giant Asda has admitted health and safety breaches over the death a man who was killed when a car park barrier swung into his vehicle.
Kenneth Farr, 37, of Penarth, died in May 2002, after the unsecured barrier smashed through his car windscreen at the Asda store in Cardiff Bay.Kenneth Farr, 37, of Penarth, died in May 2002, after the unsecured barrier smashed through his car windscreen at the Asda store in Cardiff Bay.
The firm admitted two health and safety at work charges brought by Cardiff Council at Newport Crown Court.The firm admitted two health and safety at work charges brought by Cardiff Council at Newport Crown Court.
Asda has not yet been sentenced for the offences.Asda has not yet been sentenced for the offences.
In 2006, a jury at an inquest into his death returned a verdict of unlawful killing. In 2006, a jury at an inquest into Mr Farr's death returned a verdict of unlawful killing.
Mr Farr, an electronics engineer, had gone to the store to buy a garden shed when he was hit on the head when a steel swing barrier was blown into the path of his car by a gust of wind as he drove into the car park. Mr Farr, an electronics engineer, had gone to the store to buy a garden shed when he was hit on the head after a steel swing barrier was blown into the path of his car by a gust of wind as he drove into the car park.
One of his daughter's who was three at the time was on the back seat of his car at the time of the incident but escaped unharmed. One of his daughters, who was three at the time, was on the back seat of his car at the time of the incident but escaped unharmed.
His wife Helen was in court with her family for the hearing on Monday.His wife Helen was in court with her family for the hearing on Monday.