Drink driver faces jail after being caught over the limit two days after being banned from the roads
Philip Dedman was caught driving above the alcohol limit just two days after being banned
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A drink driver is facing jail time after getting back behind the wheel just two days after being banned for doing the school run while intoxicated.
A drink driver faces jail after getting caught behind the wheel – just 48 hours after being originally banned from the roads for doing the school run while intoxicated. Philip Dedman, who had been initially banned from the roads on April 24 after being seen unsteady on his feet by police in Ponteland, was then spotted getting behind the wheel of his car less than 48 hours after leaving court. Dedman’s original reading of 60 micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath resulted in him being banned from the roads until 2024, but he was soon again seen getting out of his Mercedes CLS220 in Great Park near Gosforth.
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Menace who persistently threatened ex continued to terrify her from prison
Richard Bradford was serving time for breaching a restraining order, which banned him from contacting his former partner, when he used his sister to relay messages to her
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A persistent menace who repeatedly stalked, harassed and threatened his ex continued to terrify her from his prison cell.