Co Tyrone motorist whose car which went up an embankment and overturned, loses licence for one year

A motorist whose car was said to have gone up an embankment and turned over on its roof, lost his licence for a year at Dungannon Magistrates Court on Friday.

Mohammed Majdi, aged 54, from Donaghmore Road, Dungannon, was also fined £200 with a £15 offender's levy for driving while having consumed excess alcohol in breath.

The court heard at approximately 10am on May 8, police were called to a report of a vehicle on its roof in the vicinity of Dungannon’s Windmill Hill Road.

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Prosecuting counsel said on arrival police found the defendant standing outside the car which had been driven up the embankment and turned over.

He said Majdi failed a roadside test and was conveyed to Dungannon custody suite, where he provided a breath specimen showing a reading of 42 mcgs per 100 millilitres of breath. The legal limit is 35 mcgs.

A defence solicitor said Majdi thought he was okay to drive and had been upset and embarrassed by the incident.

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