Write an article using the following points:

Dean Wilson, 37, drove over father Norman twice because he was angry.
Jailed for six years after admitting causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
60-year-old laughed at threat because it reminded him of Terminator line.
Now, Mr Wilson, from Chesterfield, is terrified and planning to move away.
A jealous son reversed his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. Now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified he is planning to move away, the court heard. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was jailed after running over his father Norman (right) with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Speaking from his home today, Mr Wilson said he is living in fear since his son went to jail. He said: 'I am traumatised by what happened. I need to move away. Everytime I look out of my front window onto where it happened I have a flashback.' 'I can remember feeling my ribs crack one by one as he reversed over me. 'Then he put one foot on the accelerator and one on the break to spin the wheel round to rip my skin off my legs. 'It was excruciating.' He added he has no clue where the idea that he had had an affair with Dean Wilson's ex-partner came from, insisting 'it never happened'. Norman, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in passing in the street. 'He's not even with her anymore, I heard he was seeing someone else. Dean was accusing me of having an affair with her five years ago,' he added. The 60-year-old added he would never be rebuilding his relationship with his son, and felt he was constantly on the lookout for fear he would send someone to hurt him. 'I can't sleep at night or concentrate; I'm always looking over my shoulder. I don't know who his mates are. If my son says he'll be back, he'll be back. 'I've got to get away and move on with my life.' The defendant, who the court heard has a record of anxiety and depression, was arrested after going to Chesterfield Royal Hospital's mental health unit and admitting running over his father. Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruising (pictured) and grazes after he was run over by his son. He later told police he was certain his father had slept with his ex-girlfriend and that he drove over him twice because he was angry - but he denied trying to kill his father. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before the charge was dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted in court. He was jailed for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday. Prosecuting the case, Dawn Pritchard, said: 'The windscreen of Norman Wilson's Ford Focus had been smashed and he was out vacuuming the car when he heard a screech. 'He turned and saw his son saying he didn't want his kids or his ex-partner at his dad's house or he would kill him. 'Norman Wilson said the defendant indicated he had smashed the windscreen. 'The defendant said he had been told Norman had been going to bed with his ex and Dean Wilson said he was going to kill him and added, 'If I don't kill you now, I'll be back'.' Ms Pritchard added: 'The defendant then jumped in his car and came at speed and hit Norman Wilson so he was thrown in the air and as he landed a few yards from his own vehicle the defendant drove at him again and ran over his leg.' Witnesses said they saw the defendant drive the Mazda at his father before reversing over him. The 60-year-old (pictured today), who is now left using a mobility scooter, is terrified and planning to move. Norman Wilson initially laughed at his son's threat but now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is terrified after being run over outside his home (pictured) Natalie Mosley, who witnessed the incident, told the court that she put herself in the path of Dean Wilson's vehicle during another attempt to drive over him. Ms Pritchard explained how Norman Wilson remembers someone holding his head and saying he was dying when things became blurred. He was treated for broken ribs, bruising and grazes at Sheffield Northern General Hospital and is now left using a mobility scooter. In a victim impact statement, Mr Wilson said he feels threatened and that he has to leave the area. Matthew Donkin, defending, said: 'Dean Wilson behaved out of character and gave leave to all of his good senses. 'He has been the principle carer for his children aged seven and eight and his 14-year-old stepson. 'There was a lack of premeditation until he got in his vehicle. He immediately admitted what he had done and made full admissions.' Sentencing, Judge Michael Stokes said: 'Your relationship with your father broke down badly by your suspicions that rightly or wrongly he was involved sexually with your former partner. 'Travelling at a speed estimated at 20mph you drove at him and knocked him into the road and you then quite deliberately reversed over him. 'He was extremely lucky not to have sustained more serious injuries.' Dean Wilson was also handed a four year driving ban and told his car would be confiscated. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, which was later dropped and changed to causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which he admitted at Nottingham Crown Court (pictured)
Skriv en artikel där följande punkter används: Dean Wilson, 37, körde över far Norman två gånger eftersom han var arg. Fängslad i sex år efter att ha erkänt att han orsakat allvarlig kroppsskada med avsikt. 60-åringen skrattade åt hot eftersom det påminde honom om Terminatorlinjen. Mr Wilson från Chesterfield är livrädd och planerar att flytta.
Write an article using the following points: Dean Wilson, 37, ran over Father Norman twice because he was angry. Jailed for six years after admitting to causing serious bodily injury on purpose. The 60-year-old laughed at threats because it reminded him of the Terminator line. Mr. Wilson from Chesterfield is terrified and plans to move.
En svartsjuk son vände sin Mazda över sin egen far eftersom han var övertygad om att han hade legat med sin ex-flickvän, en domstol hörde. Dean Wilson, 37, anklagade sin far för att ligga med sin före detta partner och varnade sedan: 'Om jag inte dödar dig nu, kommer jag tillbaka'. Norman Wilson skrattade till en början eftersom sonens störande löfte påminde honom om Arnold Schwarzeneggers berömda replik från filmen The Terminator. 60-åringen, från Chesterfield, Derbyshire, är så skräckslagen att han planerar att flytta. Dean Wilson (till vänster), 37, fängslades efter att ha kört över sin far Norman (till höger) med sin Mazda eftersom han var övertygad om att han hade legat med sin ex-flickvän, ett hov hördes. Wilson sa att han lever i rädsla sen sonen åkte i fängelse. Han sade: "Jag är traumatiserad av vad som hände. Jag måste flytta. Varje gång jag tittar ut genom mitt framfönster på var det hände har jag en tillbakablick.' Jag minns att jag kände revbenen rämna en efter en när han vände sig om. Sen satte han en fot på gaspedalen och en på rasten för att snurra runt hjulet för att slita huden av mig benen. Det var olidligt. Han tillade att han inte har någon aning om varifrån idén att han hade haft en affär med Dean Wilsons ex-partner kom, och insisterade på att det aldrig skulle hända. Norman, en pensionerad återvinningsarbetare, sade att hans son hade tre barn med Elizabeth Marshall men att han bara såg sina barnbarn i förbifarten på gatan. Han är inte ens med henne längre, jag hörde att han träffade någon annan. Dean anklagade mig för att ha en affär med henne för fem år sedan, tillade han. 60-åringen tillade att han aldrig skulle återuppbygga sitt förhållande med sin son, och kände att han ständigt höll utkik av rädsla att han skulle skicka någon att skada honom. 'Jag kan inte sova på natten eller koncentrera mig; jag tittar alltid över axeln. Jag vet inte vilka hans kompisar är. Om min son säger att han kommer tillbaka, kommer han tillbaka. Jag måste bort och gå vidare med mitt liv. Den tilltalade, som rätten hört har en journal över ångest och depression, arresterades efter att ha gått till Chesterfield Royal Hospitals mentalvårdsenhet och erkänt att han kört över sin far. Norman Wilson behandlades för brutna revben, blåmärken (bilden) och betar efter att han blivit överkörd av sin son. Han berättade senare för polisen att han var säker på att hans far hade legat med sin ex-flickvän och att han körde över honom två gånger eftersom han var arg - men han nekade att försöka döda sin far. Dean Wilson åtalades för mordförsök, innan åtalet lades ner och ändrades till att orsaka svår kroppslig skada med uppsåt, vilket han erkände i rätten. Han satt fängslad i sex år på Nottingham Crown Court i måndags. Dawn Pritchard, som åtalade fallet, sade: 'Dangen i Norman Wilsons Ford Focus hade krossats och han var ute och dammsuger bilen när han hörde ett skrik. Han vände sig om och såg sin son säga att han inte ville ha sina barn eller sin före detta partner hemma hos sin pappa eller att han skulle döda honom. Norman Wilson sa att svaranden sa att han hade krossat vindrutan. 'Den tilltalade sade att han hade fått veta att Norman hade gått till sängs med sitt ex och Dean Wilson sade att han skulle döda honom och tillade: 'Om jag inte dödar dig nu, så kommer jag tillbaka'. Fru Pritchard tillade: "Den tilltalade hoppade sedan i sin bil och kom i fart och körde på Norman Wilson så han kastades i luften och när han landade några meter från sitt eget fordon körde svaranden på honom igen och körde över hans ben." Vittnena sa att de såg den åtalade köra Mazda mot sin far innan han backade över honom. 60-åringen (bildad idag), som nu är kvar med hjälp av en rörlighetscooter, är livrädd och planerar att flytta. Norman Wilson skrattade till en början åt sin sons hot men nu är 60-åringen, från Chesterfield i Derbyshire, livrädd efter att ha blivit överkörd utanför sitt hem (bildad) Natalie Mosley, som bevittnat händelsen, berättade för domstolen att hon satt sig i vägen för Dean Wilsons fordon under ett annat försök att köra över honom. Ms Pritchard förklarade hur Norman Wilson minns att någon höll i hans huvud och sa att han var döende när saker blev suddiga. Han behandlades för brutna revben, blåmärken och betar på Sheffield Northern General Hospital och lämnas nu med hjälp av en rörlighetscooter. I ett uttalande om offrens påverkan sade Wilson att han känner sig hotad och att han måste lämna området. Matthew Donkin, som försvarade, sade: 'Dean Wilson uppförde sig ur karaktär och gav sig av till alla sina goda sinnen. "Han har varit den principiella vårdaren för sina barn i åldern sju och åtta och hans 14-åriga styvson. "Det fanns en brist på överläggning tills han satte sig i sitt fordon. Han medgav genast vad han hade gjort och gjorde fullständiga intagningar.' Domaren Michael Stokes, som dömdes, sade: ”Er relation till er far bröts illa av era misstankar om att han med rätta eller orätt var sexuellt inblandad i er tidigare partner. "Resande med en hastighet som uppskattas till 20mph du körde på honom och slog honom i vägen och du sedan ganska medvetet vände över honom. "Han hade tur som inte fick allvarligare skador." Dean Wilson fick också ett fyraårigt körförbud och berättade att hans bil skulle konfiskeras. Dean Wilson åtalades för mordförsök, vilket senare släpptes och ändrades till att orsaka svår kroppslig skada med uppsåt, vilket han erkände vid Nottingham Crown Court (bildad)
A jealous son turned his Mazda over his own father because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court heard. Dean Wilson, 37, accused his father of sleeping with his former partner and then warned: 'If I don't kill you now, I'll come back'. Norman Wilson initially laughed because his son's disturbing promise reminded him of Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous line from the film The Terminator. The 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is so terrified that he plans to move. Dean Wilson (left), 37, was imprisoned after driving over his father Norman (right) with his Mazda because he was convinced he had slept with his ex-girlfriend, a court was heard. Wilson said he lives in fear since his son went to prison. He said, "I'm traumatized by what happened. I have to move. Every time I look out my front window at where it happened, I have a flashback.' I remember feeling my ribs break one by one when he turned around. Then he put a foot on the accelerator pedal and one on the break to spin around the wheel to rip my skin off my legs. It was excruciating. He added that he has no idea where the idea that he had had an affair with Dean Wilson's ex-partner came from, insisting that it never happen. Norman, a retired recycling worker, said his son had three children with Elizabeth Marshall but that he only saw his grandchildren in the bypass on the street. He's not even with her anymore, I heard he met someone else. Dean accused me of having an affair with her five years ago, he added. The 60-year-old added that he would never rebuild his relationship with his son, feeling he was constantly looking out for fear that he would send someone to hurt him. 'I can't sleep at night or concentrate; I always look over my shoulder. I don't know who his friends are. If my son says he'll come back, he'll come back. I have to go and move on with my life. The defendant, as the court has heard, has a record of anxiety and depression, was arrested after going to the Chesterfield Royal Hospital mental health unit and admitting that he ran over his father. Norman Wilson was treated for broken ribs, bruises (pictured) and graze after he was run over by his son. He later told police that he was sure his father had slept with his ex-girlfriend and that he ran him over twice because he was angry - but he denied trying to kill his father. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, before the prosecution was dropped and changed to cause severe bodily harm with intent, which he confessed in court. He was imprisoned for six years at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday. Dawn Pritchard, who charged the case, said: 'The bang of Norman Wilson's Ford Focus had been crushed and he was out vacuuming the car when he heard a scream. He turned around and saw his son say that he did not want his children or his former partner at his father's house or that he would kill him. Norman Wilson said the defendant said he broke the windshield. 'The defendant said he had been told that Norman had gone to bed with his ex and Dean Wilson said he would kill him and added, 'If I don't kill you now, I'll come back'. Mrs. Pritchard added, "The defendant then jumped in his car and got on the road and hit Norman Wilson so he was thrown into the air and when he landed a few yards from his own vehicle, the defendant hit him again and ran over his legs." The witnesses said they saw the defendant driving Mazda against his father before backing him over. The 60-year-old (formed today), who is now left with the help of a mobility scooter, is terrified and plans to move. Norman Wilson initially laughed at his son's threat but now the 60-year-old, from Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is terrified after being run over outside her home (formed) Natalie Mosley, who witnessed the incident, told the court that she got in the way of Dean Wilson's vehicle during another attempt to run over him. Ms. Pritchard explained how Norman Wilson remembers someone holding his head and said he was dying when things got blurred. He was treated for broken ribs, bruises, and graze at Sheffield Northern General Hospital and is now left with the help of a mobility scooter. In a statement about the impact of the victims, Wilson said that he feels threatened and that he must leave the area. Matthew Donkin, who defended, said: 'Dean Wilson behaved himself out of character and left for all his good minds. "He has been the principal carer for his children aged seven and eight and his 14-year-old stepson. "There was a lack of deliberation until he got into his vehicle. He immediately admitted what he had done and made full admissions.' Judge Michael Stokes, who was convicted, said: “Your relationship with your father was badly broken by your suspicions that he was rightly or wrongly involved in your former partner. "Traveling at a speed estimated at 20mph you hit him and hit him in the road and you then quite deliberately turned over him. "He was lucky he didn't get more serious injuries." Dean Wilson was also given a four-year driving ban and told him his car would be confiscated. Dean Wilson was charged with attempted murder, which was later released and changed to cause severe bodily harm with intent, as he admitted at Nottingham Crown Court (formed)