UK traffic policeman gets points for 104mph driving

The head of a British police force’s traffic unit was fined and received six penalty points on his licence today after doing more than 100mph on a motorway.

UK traffic policeman gets points for 104mph driving
Thu, 29 Apr, 2004 - 20:07

The head of a British police force’s traffic unit was fined and received six penalty points on his licence today after doing more than 100mph on a motorway.

Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Steve Thomas was caught doing 104mph on the M6 toll road.

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