news.today
Hello · Register today | LoginHello · My Account[—] [33]
UK

Six Cumbrian drivers prosecuted in single court day

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 09:06 · Archive

Workington magistrates' court heard guilty pleas from six motorists accused of serious driving offences on November 2.

On November 2, Workington's Ramsay Brow court heard guilty pleas from six motorists in the space of several hours, each admitting serious driving offences.

Paul Cullnean, 49, of Whitehaven, admitted drink driving on October 17 and failing to stop after an accident while driving a Seat Ibiza. His alcohol reading was 79 micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath, just over twice the legal limit. He received a 22-month ban, a £1,520 fine, £85 costs and a £608 victim surcharge. Karl David Bragg, 37, of Workington, pleaded guilty to drink driving in a Nissan Qashqai on October 11, with an alcohol reading of 50 micrograms—about one and a half times the limit. He was banned for a year and fined £461, with £184 surcharge and costs.

Lee Langcake, 42, of Flimby, admitted drug driving in a Ford Fiesta on June 12, along with driving while uninsured and while disqualified. He received an interim disqualification pending sentencing on November 18. Angel Herbert, 55, also of Flimby, admitted driving uninsured and driving after her licence was revoked due to disability, committing the offence on July 10 while driving a Vauxhall Vivaro.

Six Cumbrian drivers prosecuted in single court day
Image: Cumberland News

Comments (0)

How it is being reported

In this story: Workington · Paul Cullnean · Karl David Bragg · Lee Langcake · Angel Herbert · Ramsay Brow court

This summary was written by AI from the headlines and standfirsts above, and states as fact only what at least two outlets report. How we use AI · Report a problem · Corrections log