Former UUP member abandons road-rage appeal

A British House of Lords peer Ken Maginnis has dropped his appeal against his conviction for assaulting a man in a road-rage incident.

Former UUP member abandons road-rage appeal
Wed, 09 Oct, 2013 - 11:47

A British House of Lords peer Ken Maginnis has dropped his appeal against his conviction for assaulting a man in a road-rage incident.

The former Ulster Unionist MP was fined £200 after he was found guilty of grabbing Keith Kirk, 21, by the arm, swearing and threatening to punch him in his home town of Dungannon, Co Tyrone, last summer.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Dungannon, Co TyronePerson: Ken MaginnisPerson: Ulster Unionist MPPerson: Keith KirkPerson: LordPerson: KirkPerson: District JudgePerson: John MeehanPerson: Lord MaginnisPerson: MeehanOrganisation: UUPOrganisation: British House of Lords
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