Waitress whose son, two, was found in her BMW just ten minutes after she led cops on 121mph car chase avoids jail after judge said he couldn't be sure toddler was inside during pursuit

A waitress has dodged jail after her two-year-old son was found in the back of a BMW following a 121mph police chase. Sophia Dillon, 20, embarked on the mad get away along the motorway near Manchester as her vehicle had been identified as uninsured Dillon insisted the child was not in the car while she had 'nearly killed herself' zooming down the motorway which resulted in her avoiding a prison sentence at court Pictured: The M60 in Manchester. Dillon eventually managed to lose the first officer after coming off the M60 Eastbound near Manchester and jumping through red lights At Warrington magistrates court, Dillon from Everton, Liverpool admitted dangerous driving and having no insurance or driving licence and was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison suspended for 18 months. Deputy District Judge John Rowan who viewed dashcam footage of the chase said: 'The position would be she would have to stop wherever the child was located and put the child in the car, a car she has just driven dangerously away from police in a pursuit in which she nearly killed herself. At Warrington magistrates court, Dillon from Everton, Liverpool admitted dangerous driving and having no insurance or driving licence and was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison suspended for 18 months The 20-year-old revealed after being caught she only had a provisional licence but was not supervised and had no L plates displayed The 20-year-old revealed she only had a provisional licence but was not supervised and had no L plates displayed.