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wannabeeahack

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Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:19 pm

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Sussex wrote:

wannabeeahack wrote:

tcabbie wrote:

Send the person who took the offence off of him to prison as well that will deter them perhaps

surely the person who was going to, or did, stand the points was guilty of perjury, perverting the course of justice and conspiracy?

I suspect that person doesn't exist or no-longer lives in this country. :roll:

cant imagine what your suggesting.....

Q. the "guilty" speeder presumably had no badge, so wasnt the owner guilty also of allowing a non-badge holder to drive (had the points case not had him locked up), when hes free will he get a badge again?...

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wannabeeahack

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Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:23 pm

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I know he got nicked twice, but would he really have lost his licence if, as stated, he wasnt known to the police?

as the two offences were well spaced wouldnt he have been sorted over the 1st by the time of the 2nd?

seems odd, especially as they were 11 and 8 mph over

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A TAXI driver has been jailed for trying to dodge speeding tickets. Mohammed Rauf Khan, 38, of Revidge Road, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice on two separate occasions. He was sent to prison for 17 weeks and disqualified from driving for six months.

After the case, Police Constable Mark Pilkington said: “Mr Khan was a respected member of the community, who had not previously come to the attention of the police. “He was afraid that having committed the speeding offences he would lose his driving licence and consequently his livelihood.