Paul McKenna, caught speeding on A66 at Kirkby Thore, said his registration had been ‘cloned’

04/05/2022

A driver has been spared jail after he attempted to avoid a speeding fine by claiming his car registration had been cloned. Read MoreNews and Star | News

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Paul McKenna, caught speeding on A66 at Kirkby Thore, said his registration had been ‘cloned’

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