On 12/11/2023 11:47 am, Simon Mason wrote:

> A MAN who was nothing more than a fully-unqualified chav-cyclist (convicted of drug driving on the Isle of Wight last year) has been handed a fine after he was unable to complete his unpaid work in the community on mental health grounds.
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> Lee Millington, of Ashey Road, Ryde, was given 12 months' probation, which included an order to complete 80 hours' unpaid work, together with a *driving* *ban* (hence his being nothing but a chav-cyclist), after he was convicted on two counts of drug diving, namely cocaine and cannabis, on December 6.
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> The Probation Service made an application to revoke the probation order at the Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court on Friday, November 3.
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> Probation officer, Dawn Young, told the court Millington's unpaid work element was unworkable on medical grounds — namely him having emotionally unstable personality disorder.
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> Mrs Young recommended he be excused the unpaid work element because of his "poor mental health" and that he be resentenced after only completing 23 hours.
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> Magistrates revoked the probation order and fined Millington £200.
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> https://www.countypress.co.uk/news/23905413.isle-wight-drug-driver-unable-unpaid-work-fined/

FIFY (again).