Bright star Li Rui’an He said he had no money because he did not provide information about who was behind the steering wheel of his car and was fined and prohibited from driving.
The 37-year-old All Rise singer appeared in Peterborough The District Court uses a remote link from Spain On Thursday, he was disqualified from driving for 12 months and fined 660 pounds.
Ryan said that he is “currently unemployed due to the new crown virus.” He was ordered to pay a total of £1,501, including court fees. He told the court: “I just don’t have money.”
I am not working. I mean, they have stopped the show.I don’t have any show
Court documents stated that he was charged with driving a car Mercedes On August 8th last year, I was restricted to 60 mph at 70 mph on Highway A in Peterborough, Fletton Parkway, and drove a Mercedes on the same road at 71 mph on August 22 last year. Dess.
These allegations were dismissed because the prosecution did not provide evidence because it could not prove who was driving.
Ryan went to trial for two failures to provide information related to the driver’s identity when needed, and was convicted by a magistrate.
The singer insisted at the hearing that he had sent the required information, and he was told that if the money was not paid, he might be taken back to court and could go to jail.
Ryan told the court that his girlfriend Verity Morley used his car “because she was walking around in the car with her work” and added: “I gave her my car because I think It is safer than her own car.”
Chief Justice Alison Marsh stated that it is acceptable that Ryan owned a Mercedes in August and September last year. He did not inform DVLA Change of address in 2020.
“It is controversial that you responded to requests for detailed information about the driver’s speeding on August 8 and August 22, 2020,” she said, adding: “The defendant agreed that he did not notify the DVLA of his address change. In 2020, this is a legal requirement.
“We think he confused the speeding that Verity earned points in March this year on September 20th with these violations, and we concluded that he failed to be legally required on August 8th and August 22nd 20th. of.”
She said that she acknowledged that this may not be an “intentional act,” but stated that the legal requirements of the DVLA to provide you with a correct and up-to-date address apply to everyone.
“Therefore, we found you guilty,” she said.
Mrs. Marsh gave Ryan two batches of six points based on his driver’s license, resulting in him being disqualified from driving for 12 months.
Regarding the fine, she said that the magistrate considered that the music industry was “seriously hit” by the coronavirus pandemic and decided to file a charge against him.
After listing a fine of 660 pounds, a victim surcharge of 66 pounds and a prosecution fee of 775 pounds, Ryan said: “I just don’t have money.
“I’m not working. I mean, they have stopped performing. I don’t have any performances.
“Because of the pandemic, they have stopped everything.
“Still no show is going on.”
Someone told Ryan that there was a show going on in the UK, and he said: “I have nothing. I have nothing.”
Someone asked him if he thought he might have some savings unreasonable. He said, “No, I spent them all on Covid.”
