There is a short and a long version of Dom’s story below. Short version comes first, please scroll for the longer version to get the full picture. Thanks for being here xx

Long story short:

Dom was one of two motorcyclists that were involved in a 4 vehicle crash on 4th July 2026 near Farnham, UK. The other rider was Dom’s best mate and business partner, Mason, who had worked as security for celebrities and was Kim Kardashians bodyguard.

Read about it here:

BBC article:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgmdke3lk0jo

Farnham Herald's article:

https://www.farnhamherald.com/news/999/biker-dies-and-another-seriously-injured-in-crondall-crash-925080

Mason's BBC article (Kim Kardashians Bodyguard)- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj365vkev7do

Since the incident, Dom has had his business and his home taken from him and has been separated from his dog, Charlie. He is now stuck in hospital, trying to get help for his rehabilitation and has run out of money to support himself. The insurance has still not commented on whether they are accepting liability, which means Dom is limited to NHS care, which currently is non- existent and without any financial stability, he cannot get the treatment needed to recover and no home or business to go back to.

Please help us by donating and sharing far and wide so we can assist Dom in buying back his business and his home and to pay for his much needed treatment to get back on his feet again and reunited with his companion, Charlie.

It is no life to live, laying in a hospital bed, with the weight of losing everything that you had. Especially when it was at no fault of those that are now suffering the aftermath.

Anything helps, and if you cannot donate, please share with everyone you know.

Thank you xx

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Long story long:

Our good friend Dom (also known as Jason) was recently involved in a life threatening motorbike accident which was not his fault, resulting in his best friend’s death and him being left in a hospital bed, his body broken and stripped of his independence.

Dom has now lost his home and workplace due to having been ripped of his income overnight. If we can help raise funds to assist him, he can buy back his business and home and focus on his rehabilitation.

In this he has also lost touch with his daily companion, Charlie, his big goofy Italian Mastif, as he has had to move in with somebody else. Charlie also lived with Dom in the home that has now been taken away from them.

Charlie and Dom, pre-accident

Dom, Charlie and Mason

A little about Dom for those who do not know him. He is the kind of person that will help you out with absolutely anything you need...he is quite the talented guy and would not question why you need it done, he would say yes and work out the how later. He is the type of person you want and need around, always cracking a joke at the most inappropriate but totally required times...but this has seriously affected his spirit.

He is inundated with the 'you'll get through this' and 'stay strong' messages of support and love and he absolutely needs that. You can tell from these that he is so loved by so many people. But unfortunately, that is now not enough to help. All of us that love and care for him need to come together now and help out the guy who has been there for us all, and if it isn't with a donation, then please share far and wide with your network to help us in raising funds to help Dom keep his home.

A bit about that. Dom's home is also his place of work. Which was ran by his best mate and business partner, who sadly died on impact in the very same motorbike accident. Dom was witness as he was riding behind that day. We can only imagine what Dom goes through every night, reliving that moment. And now Dom is faced with losing the business and the place he called home. All because a road user was driving dangerously through country lanes the same night they ventured out for a 'ride with my brother' two days before Mason's birthday.

Mason and Dom have been mates for years. They built motorcycles together and Dom was actually building a bike for Tom Hardy at the time of the accident (was being built as a gift for Tom to be shown in the Bike Shed café in Soho). The bike in question:

The bikes that came out of Public Enemy Customs were designed by Mason and built by Dom. They won awards and were exhibited at events, such as, London Bike Show and Bike Shed.

Dom managed the car customs side of the business at Public Enemy Customs and built specialist film vehicles for movies such as Expendables 4. He absolutely loved his work and the fact he has lost not only the ability right now to continue but also the workshop at which he was running and living from is heart breaking.

You can see that truck that they built for the movie, here: https://youtu.be/Ilz9TAd7g78?si=kCuPhZlQhU-hajfD

None of this is fair or just. It is unfathomable for all involved and for all who have lost someone they love. Please help in any way you can to help us make sure Dom does not lose anything more than he already has.

The funds raised will be used to buy back the business, stop it from being liquidated and in turn help to buy back Dom and Charlie's home. It will also be used to fund Dom's rehabilitation back to health and regaining his independence.

Thank you for reading and for being here for Dom xx

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Hear from the man himself; Dom's Facebook post from a few weeks ago:

On 4 July, my entire life was destroyed.

I survived the collision, but I did not walk away from it. I was carried away with my body smashed apart and my future ripped from me.

My bones were shattered. Metal now holds me together. I have serious nerve damage, intimate injuries, constant pain and an arm that still does not work. Nearly two months later, I still need strangers to wash me, dress me, move me and help me use the toilet.

I have lost my home, my income, my independence, my dignity and the ability to live anything resembling a normal life.

Every night, I relive the collision.

Every morning, I wake up trapped inside what it did to me.

Now the specialist inpatient rehabilitation that could decide whether I ever regain my independence has been refused. Instead, I have been dumped in a hospital in Farnham, placed in a bed and effectively left to deteriorate.

Keeping me alive is not rehabilitation.

Storing me in a hospital bed is not recovery.

My body is getting weaker while other people decide whether helping me is worth the cost. My muscles are wasting. My joints are stiffening. My nerves are deteriorating. Every wasted day takes another piece of my future that I may never get back.

I did not cause this collision. I did not choose this body, this pain or this life. Yet I am the one being forced to beg for the treatment I need.

I am 32 years old, and I cannot wash myself, dress myself or use the toilet without help.

That is my reality.

I am not asking for comfort or luxury.

I am asking for the chance to take control of my own body again.

I survived the ride that killed my best friend.

I should not now be left to watch the rest of my life die in a hospital bed.

Dom shortly after the accident on 4th July. Almost his full body in a cast.