Man In Motoring Offence Mess
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A man has recently been charged with carrying out a hit and run collision at a bonfire evening in Ireland. He has stated that his actions were in response to threats made towards his safety. He apparently feared that a gang attacking his car were out to murder him. The incident occurred in a village just outside of Belfast.
The man accused of committing the crime will now answer to a number of motoring offences he has supposedly committed. These offences include causing grievous bodily harm by dangerous driving, driving without insurance and failing to stop at the scene of an accident. He already stands accused of committing the following motoring offences; taking a car without consent, dangerous driving, driving without insurance and driving whilst disqualified
It has been reported that the man injured seven people during his rampage, including two children.
A police officer has claimed he could connect the man with all of the offences and expressed his fear that giving the man bail would see him being a risk to the public due to reoffending. The officer also described how a woman allegedly had to jump over a wall in order to avoid the man reversing into her.
The man entered a defense plea and claimed his actions were due to his pregnant wife suffering from pains, and his attempts to get her to hospital. He also stated that he believed that the mob were going to murder him if they managed to get to him. He concluded that he did not have a choice as to whether he drove off or not.
The man in question is also said to have denied the charge that he was driving dangerously. He was denied bail, despite his plea of innocence, as the general opinion was that if he were to reoffend he would be a big danger to the public. The man has now been remanded in public and will appear in court in the next month again, over video link.
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