Leeds man denies drug-driving charge in Appleby
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
A Leeds man has denied driving in Appleby with cocaine metabolite above the legal limit.
Anthony Lovell, of Westbourne Mount, Leeds, has denied driving a Volkswagen on Garth Heads Road, Appleby, on 6 June, with a controlled drug level above the legal limit. The charge alleges that his blood contained 94 micrograms per litre of benzoylecgonine, a cocaine metabolite.
Lovell entered a not guilty plea on 21 April and was granted unconditional bail. He must attend Carlisle Magistrates' Court for a further case management hearing.
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- Man denies driving in Cumbrian town with cocaine metabolite above legal limitLeeds man Anthony Lovell denies drug-driving in Appleby, with 94 micrograms of cocaine metabolite allegedly found in his blood.News & Star · 21 Oct, 05:00
- Man denies driving in Cumbrian town with cocaine metabolite above legal limitLeeds man Anthony Lovell denies drug-driving in Appleby, with 94 micrograms of cocaine metabolite allegedly found in his blood.Westmorland Gazette · 21 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Anthony Lovell · Appleby · Leeds · Carlisle Magistrates' Court
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