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A driver from Wellesley Township lost his licence for a month after Guelph police clocked him travelling more than twice the speed limit on Monday evening.
© Google Maps The offence took place at the B&M store in Glenrothes. A Glenrothes man has been slapped with penalty points after moving a car a matter of inches to top up the windscreen washer fluid. Lee Ferguson was hauled before the court because he does not hold a driving licence. Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court heard the car belonged to the 36-year-old’s partner and the pair had gone shopping at the B&M store in Glenrothes. There, Ferguson had asked a passing worker for a bottle of water to top up the fluid reservoir. Depute fiscal Freya Anderson-Ward said: “The locus is the car park.
Lee Ferguson moved the car by inches so he could open its bonnet to fill the washer fluid well. But he had no licence or insurance.
A Kitchener man, who reportedly listed stolen items for sale online, has been arrested after Guelph police say they arranged to buy the items.
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