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Kilmallock Court heard the woman's ex-boyfriend kept her car after they split in 2017
A WOMAN was up in court for speeding in a car that her ex-boyfriend wouldn’t give back to her when she left him two years earlier.
Evidence was given by a GoSafe operator that the car was being driven at 85kms in a 60km zone on the R527, Knock, Co Limerick on July 30, 2019.
The motorist told Kilmallock Court it was her ex-boyfriend.
“He took the car off me when I left. I haven’t been driving since I left him in the middle of June, 2017.
“When I left he wouldn’t give it back to me. I got no correspondence from the house about the fine,” she said.
Judge Marian O’Leary said on the basis of the woman’s sworn evidence she would strike the matter out.
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