A dangerous teenage driver who crashed into a family home has been sentenced.

Samin Ahmed reached speeds in excess of 130mph on the A2690 Coombe Valley Way near Bexhill.

The 19-year-old was seen overtaking three vehicles in his father’s BMW, when moments later he lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a house in Church Lane, Westfield, near Hastings.

The collision left the building with structural problems costing an estimated £357,000 and a family were left unable to live in the property for several months.

where he lost control and careered through the front of the house in Church LaneAhmed lost control and careered through the front of the house in Church Lane (Image: Sussex Police) Ahmed, formerly a security doorman, of Tavistock Road, Bromley, admitted dangerous driving and causing criminal damage.

At Lewes Crown Court on November 7, he was sentenced  to an 18-month suspended prison sentence and was disqualified from driving for two years.

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Ahmed was also ordered to complete 250 hours of unpaid work and to complete 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement sessions and to pay a £187 surcharge and £1,000 court costs.

The court heard how the incident unfolded in the early hours of February 16.

RPU officer PC Lloyd Archer was on patrol and saw the BMW driven by Ahmed at excessive speed in Coombe Valley Way.

Ahmed attempted a triple overtake - going past three cars at once.

The police patrol activated blue lights and Ahmed reached speeds of 110mph to try to evade officers.

After travelling towards Bexhill he turned around at the roundabout junction with the A2691 and Mount View Street, and went back up Coombe Valley Way towards Hastings at 130mph.

The speed limit on the A2690 is 60mph.

He turned left towards The Ridge and continued in excess of 100mph.

Ahmed travelled towards Westfield where he lost control and careered through the front of the house in Church Lane.

His DNA was found on the airbag (Image: Sussex Police) A family had been in the living room just minutes before the collision.

His DNA was found on the airbag which showed he had been driving the vehicle at the time of the crash.

Speaking at the case, PC Archer, said: “Ahmed’s reckless driving was appalling.

“He risked his own life as well as the safety of every other road user and resident, and is extremely lucky he did not cause a fatality that night.

“We are determined to catch offenders and to prevent drivers causing harm to themselves and innocent members of the public.

“So we are pleased that a dangerous driver has been taken off our roads.”