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Premiership: Yorke cleared of speeding

Manchester United player Dwight Yorke today escaped a speeding conviction on a technicality.

Premiership: Yorke cleared of speeding

Mon, 04 Feb, 2002 - 20:01

Manchester United player Dwight Yorke today escaped a speeding conviction on a technicality.

The sidelined striker was accused of driving his Mercedes CL500 at 85mph in a 70mph zone after police measured his speed with a handheld laser gun.

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