Woman who let child drive car in Crimond must do unpaid work
BBCA girl older than 10 years of age was ordered to pay a community reimbursement to a woman who allowed her to drive from the village of Aberdeenshire.
32-year-old Sophie-Leight Gemmell accepted guilty and reckless behavior after shooting from the incident in Crimond.
The young girl continued the car in simple and bad weather on July 10 last year.
At the Peterhead Sheriff Court, Gemmell was ordered to work in the community 134 hours and decreased from 200 hours due to his objection.
A video of the event lasted about one minute on social media.
He showed his driving child in the dark while using wipers and indicators and looking at the steering wheel.
The child has bare feet and plays music including Sugababes in one section.
Gemmell of Crimond could hear that he cheered during the video.
The Peterhead Sheriff Court heard that the child was clearly fighting to see the steering wheel.
It was also said that the wipers of the car were open and there were wide water areas on the road. Gemmell told the child to tell.
When the court joined the address of Gemmell, the court said, “Is it about this driving issue? I shouldn’t have done this.” He said.
Last month, Gemmell accepted guilty and reckless behavior, allowing a child to drive a motor vehicle on a public road in bad weather, and especially to the child – especially a motor vehicle, especially for the child.
Şerif Annella Cowan was previously postponed to receive a criminal justice social service report.
The court was told that Gemmel wanted to apologize and showed real regret for his actions.
SinClair, who punished Gemmell, described his actions as “extremely reckless”.
He added that he was very lucky to be more serious.
He was told that he had to complete his unpaid work within 12 months.
