'Repeat offender' Powys driver banned from the roads

Rhodes was banned for repeat offending <i>(Image: PEXELS)</i>
Rhodes was banned for repeat offending (Image: PEXELS)
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A POWYS motorist has been disqualified for a year and fined over £800 for what a court branded “repeat offending”.

Aaron Rhodes failed to appear at Llanelli Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, January 17, where magistrates found him guilty of driving without a licence and no insurance in Landrindod Wells last year. 

Rhodes, 28, was stopped just before 12.30pm on Wellington Road in the spa town on June 3, driving a Ford Fiesta, and police discovered he did not have a licence, neither was he insured to drive the vehicle.

County Times:

Rhodes, of Minfield, Bronllys, did not attend court, but magistrates found the case proved in his absence.

He was fined £660 and ordered to pay £90 costs and a £66 surcharge – making a total of £816.

He was also disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving licence for 12 month – which the court said was “obligatory due to repeat offending”.

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