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Speeding and other criminal offences / Re: Single Justice Procedure Notice
« on: Yesterday at 04:09:40 pm »
What i meant as the true story, is at the time of the alleged offence i did not know anything as this all happened in the background and then was sent the alleged offence by post.
I did not use a phone and i was driving on the other side of the carriageway and the office showing me to drive on was further ahead.
I am sure that the officer has a body camera that i can ask for to show the true version.
The officer must have felt a laughing mock by chasing after my car and i did not notice and drove on. so i presume he made this up.
I will take a professional lawyer to fight this out in court if needed

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Speeding and other criminal offences / Single Justice Procedure Notice
« on: Yesterday at 03:29:41 pm »
Been charged for using a mobile phone and driving through red lights.

true story, I was driving through a serious RTC with a car overturned and full of police and ambulance crew on a junction. Manor House in north London.
I had passenger in my car at the back and was showing him the scene and pointing towards the right side of carriageway just at junction. As approached the junction a police officer stationed ahead signalled me to drive forward as the junction was getting clogged up. I listened to his order and did not take note of the traffic light being red which I have no recollection of the colour.
A few days latter i receive a NOIP from an officer that claims that i was using a phone to record the scene and that i drove through the red light. He claims he gave chase to my car and that i sped off which if he thinks i sped off and feels i made a mockery of him, which i think its the reason he went against me now and says that i was using a phone and went through red light.
i intend to plead not guilty but want to hear advise from here. or should i take a solicitor?

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