Naughty boy

[Posse]

Lots of people do this surely .

 

 

Driver Gets Jail For Retards Club Speeding Scam

 

 

A man has been jailed after advertising on Retards Club for a volunteer to take his speeding penalty points.

 

Scott Woodburn, 32, from Rotherham, was recorded breaking the speed limit on the A61 Halifax Road in Sheffield in November 2011.

 

But instead of paying the fine he posted a message on the social networking site asking if anyone would take his points in return for payment.

 

Daniel Baggaley, 26, took up the offer even though he did not possess a driving licence. In return he received £250 from Woodburn.

 

But police used forensic evidence to confirm the offence was committed by Woodburn and both men were prosecuted for perverting the course of justice.

 

A spokesman for South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership said: "Hopefully this case will send a warning to anyone who would consider anything so irresponsible.

 

"It is a crime to admit an offence on behalf of someone else. If someone approaches you to admit an offence on their behalf you should inform the police.

 

"Woodburn showed no regard for anyone else. He was prepared to drive at excessive speed.

 

"Once caught, rather than changing the manner of his driving he selfishly paid to have someone else to take the blame so that he could continue behaving as before.

 

"These offenders are a danger to themselves and other road users."

 

Baggaley, from Sheffield, received an 11-week prison sentence suspended for 12 months and a 12-month supervision order after pleading guilty.

 

Woodburn was given a five-month sentence and was also disqualified from driving.

[Mk2Jo]

Oh My God . . . I must be too honest because I wouldn't even think about doing that :D

[lotusless]

As Darren said it's probably going on all the time, but you would not post it on Retards Club !!! Twat.

[puddy]

Surely all he had to do was say 'sorry' like all of the cheating bankers

 

and politicians when they get caught ,that makes it all ok doesn't it ?

 

puddy

[rallyesport04]

Surely all he had to do was say 'sorry' like all of the cheating bankers

 

and politicians when they get caught ,that makes it all ok doesn't it ?

 

puddy

 

 

mad world what they done was illegal an very wrong i would never ask or take points for motoring offences but in the scheme of things both of them have done very little compared to the politicians an bankers scams and they get little punishment madness

[MEXY867M]

Very true jonny

[Vista]

Surely all he had to do was say 'sorry' like all of the cheating bankers

 

and politicians when they get caught ,that makes it all ok doesn't it ?

 

puddy

 

 

mad world what they done was illegal an very wrong i would never ask or take points for motoring offences but in the scheme of things both of them have done very little compared to the politicians an bankers scams and they get little punishment madness

 

Perjury is a pretty serious crime though. Does the fact that the original offence was a minor one have any relevance to sentencing someone for perjury? I don't know.

[puddy]

Surely all he had to do was say 'sorry' like all of the cheating bankers

 

and politicians when they get caught ,that makes it all ok doesn't it ?

 

puddy

 

 

mad world what they done was illegal an very wrong i would never ask or take points for motoring offences but in the scheme of things both of them have done very little compared to the politicians an bankers scams and they get little punishment madness

 

 

 

Perjury is a pretty serious crime though. Does the fact that the original offence was a minor one have any relevance to sentencing someone for perjury? I don't know.

 

So is embezzlement and fraud

 

puddy