4 Months JAIL for PCJ with a NIP
4 Months JAIL for PCJ with a NIP
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catso

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16,435 posts

296 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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www.yorkshiretoday.co.uk/ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=1084&ArticleID=914179

Businessman jailed over lies to protect speeding daughter

A BUSINESSMAN who lied to police to stop his daughter getting three points on her driving licence has been jailed for four months.
David Simmonite's daughter was caught by a speed camera as she drove an Audi A3 belonging to him at 87mph on the A1 at Grantham in Lincolnshire.
But when sent a form requesting the identity of the driver, 60-year-old Simmonite filled in the name of a French man from whom he had previously bought property.
Police traced the man to France and discovered he had been at home, receiving treatment for a kidney complaint, at the time of the offence.
Lincoln Crown Court heard how officers then went to see Simmonite, of Malt Kiln Hall, Malt Kiln Lane, Thornton, Bradford, who admitted he had lied so his daughter's licence would not be endorsed.
Simmonite admitted perverting the course of justice as a result of the incident in March.
Judge Peter Clark told him: "This was a calculated deception. People cannot pervert the course of justice in this way and expect to get away with it."
Mitigating, solicitor Godfrey Napthine said Simmonite had previously led a blameless life. "He is in the very unfortunate position of only having realised the gravity of what he involved himself in once it unfolded. He simply thought he was saving his daughter from penalty points on her licence. He feels very keenly the shame of what he has done."
Mr Napthine said Simmonite had suffered from a heart problem since his arrest, a condition he believed had been brought on by the incident.
"He has an appointment with a cardiologist later this month to have what is potentially a serious condition investigated," Mr Napthine told the court.

>>> Edited by catso on Wednesday 5th January 14:55

nightmare

5,279 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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well....can't say I feel hugely sorry for him....he made his decision and therefore had to pay the consequences when it went wrong.

bad luck tho!

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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It's a pity plod didn't put as much effort into nailing the thugs who assaulted my sons .....

........on three occasions.

Given that scameras are a scam, everyone who promotes them should be similarly convicted....must be the biggest perversion of the course of justice ever.....

Alex

9,978 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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The Simmonite sisters are well-known rally drivers, aren't they?

axj

104 posts

266 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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It's a pity plod ,the CPS and the criminal justice system do'nt. pursue and punish thefts, assaults, wanton acts of vandalism and anti- social behaviour etc. with the diligence and resources spent on this obvious danger to our society.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Moral of the story?

Always make sure when you supply the name of your overseas friend/relative that you inform THEM so if contacted they tell the same story.

Similarly make sure they were insured.

Foolish man.

dans

1,155 posts

313 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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he was undoubtedly a prat - if you are going to blag then at least ensure you are not going to get caught. so he should have got some grief, but Jail is ridiculous they should have made him wash all the cars at the nick dressed as a pig or something, Jails are over stuffed as it is without locking up this kind of person when scrotes who nick cars and smack old people to buy crack get bailed.

more of the law applying only to the middle classes I think.

wolves_wanderer

12,956 posts

266 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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axj said:
It's a pity plod ,the CPS and the criminal justice system do'nt. pursue and punish thefts, assaults, wanton acts of vandalism and anti- social behaviour etc. with the diligence and resources spent on this obvious danger to our society.


tricky69

1,696 posts

271 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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A friend of mine had a burglar caught by the police on his property after managing to break open one of the windows. The neighbours raised the alarm and he was caught half in and half out of the house. He was 24 and got 2 months jail........ somethings off here !

supraman2954

3,241 posts

268 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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He was an idiot for taking such a daft risk as there was a good chance that he would have been caught (he should have tried to find a willing student ). However, the punishment does not fit the crime:

1st offence ever, lied on a NIP, got 4 months jailtime fk me!

Yet scrotes frequently steal and trash/crash cars and attack people, but receive nothing more than a slap on the wrist It's probable that he also considered this, thus likely causing the onset of his heart condition (heart attack?)

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

289 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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There's a bit more to this. I wonder what made the police make those enquiries in the first place? I'd guess they were tipped off so followed it up. Bet he couldn't keep his mouth shut.

Boosted.

Phil Dicky

7,194 posts

292 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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supraman2954 said:
He was an idiot for taking such a daft risk as there was a good chance that he would have been caught (he should have tried to find a willing student ). However, the punishment does not fit the crime:

1st offence ever, lied on a NIP, got 4 months jailtime fk me!

Yet scrotes frequently steal and trash/crash cars and attack people, but receive nothing more than a slap on the wrist It's probable that he also considered this, thus likely causing the onset of his heart condition (heart attack?)


Have to agree the whole punishment seems lost on me, what the hell is going in in our Courts.

Phil

Dwight VanDriver

6,583 posts

273 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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If you play with fire expect to get burnt.....

DVD

Zod

35,295 posts

287 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Dwight VanDriver said:
If you play with fire expect to get burnt.....

DVD
unless you are a scrote.

Davel

8,982 posts

287 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Sad but so very true!

BliarOut

72,863 posts

268 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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ing scandalous

Surely Brunstrom should be up for that then as his firm supplied false documents to the court??

lunarscope

2,901 posts

271 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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BliarOut said:
ing scandalous

Surely Brunstrom should be up for that then as his firm supplied false documents to the court??

Yep, he perverted the course of justice 6000 times.
So, let me see, hmm, that's 2000 years in prison.

leosayer

7,827 posts

273 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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How the f*** does 4 months in jail solve anything? With prisons overcrowded and violent criminals being let out early to make space, why the hell put this guy away?

medicineman

1,822 posts

266 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Fantastic, justice at work again.

You've got something to lose so we'll hammer you, oh and Mr Scrote who breaks into houses, beats up old women and makes life a misery, 400 quid fine payable at 6p a week.

dazren

22,612 posts

290 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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Dwight VanDriver said:
If you play with fire expect to get burnt.....

DVD



Quite. Clearly expect to get hung out to dry on this issue. This case demonstrates how the government and it's henchmen take this sort of thing more seriously than "first time" mugging of pensioners etc....

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>> Edited by dazren on Wednesday 5th January 17:19