Pleads guily to the offence
A Union Mills man who took a car without permission is due in court today (Tuesday).
Forty-two year-old Lee Crawley drove the car to Douglas in an attempt to board a Ben-My-Chree sailing to Heysham.
He’s pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without consent from Snugborough Avenue on January the 13th after keys were left in the ignition.
Crawley, who will appear before the Deputy High Bailiff, has also admitted having no licence or insurance.
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