May it please your worships to the above Not Guilty plea I draw your attention to an admission :-

"NOT TRUE. I had eaten most of it, then I squished it so it would fit into on hand & when he flashed me I had only taken two bites."

Guilty therefore of driving when not having proper control - maybe a Section 3 if it was pushed.

Skipton Police are brilliant.

dvd

Edited by Dwight Van Driver on 05/12/2010 at 14:17

Welcome to the forum, Chipbutty, but in this case I don't think you're going to get very much sympathy.

Maybe the officer was on the zealous side, but his point is essentially 'how would you react to an emergency - e.g. the need to turn sharply to avoid a child in the road - while one hand was busy squishing a sandwich?' Or how can you change gear, or indiavte a turn, with a sandwich in your hand?

Please don't use the term 'lies' when you accept the officer's case - that one hand had part of a sandwich (squished or not) in it.

"UNMARKED CARS - Skipton North yorkshire police officer lied when he pull me over. He claimed I was eating a sandwich with both hands off the wheel - NOT TRUE. I had eaten most of it"

Guilty as charged.

Why bother our time when you have admitted the offence?

" in an emergency you would just drop the sandwich freeing up both hands..... no problem! "

Something that you can't do when holding a cigarette, yet cigarettes seem to be acceptable ???