A young businesswoman was stopped before driving on a drink in her 160 km / h Porsche after she was briefly caught at 125 miles.
Lucy Mostard, 27, tested the alcohol limit more than twice when she was reported to the police in Macclesfield, Cheshire, because she was looking for a suitable place to take a comfort break.
When Mustard surveyed, who lives with her parents in the village of Islip, near hereticaling, Northhamptonshire, she said she was trying to use the Ladies toilet at a garage, but found it closed. She said she needed relief in the vicinity of help. ” It is not known why she was in Cheshire.
At Crewe Magistrates Court Mostard who, according to companies in the IT sector in the IT sector, was admitted Drink and were not allowed to drive for 19 months. Her mother Karen, a university teacher, was in court to support her.
The incident took place on 28 February this year when the police were warned about the Panamera D V6 Tiptronic car from Mustard, while it was driven along the Silk Road in Macclesfield.
Miss Diana Przemecka, continued, said: 'A report was made by an audience to the police that a driver was driving his vehicle irregularly. The police then thought that vehicle and it was caused to stop. The suspect was the driver and was asked to give an example of breath for a breath test along the road and she maintained that request.
'The result of the sample along the road was 84 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millitres breath. The suspect was then warned and arrested and transported to guardianship where the full evidence procedure of breathing began.
'The defendant adhered to the procedure and gave two evidence -powerful adam sammer, the lower reading was 79 mg. Prior to the introduction of a guilty plea today, the suspect had no previous convictions about her file. '
Lucy Mostard, 27, tested the alcohol limit more than twice when she was reported to the police in Macclesfield, Cheshire, because she was looking for a suitable place to take a comfort break
When Mosterd interviewed, who lives with her parents in the village of Islip, near heretical, Northhamptonshire, she said she was trying to use the ladies' toilet at a garage, but found it closed
She was stopped before driving on a drink in her 160 MPH Porsche after she was briefly caught at 125 miles from home
The alcohol limit for driving is 35 mg breathes.
In the Mustard's lawyer, Miss Lisa judge said: 'There is no evidence for this court of any form of irregular driving. The arresting officer who carried out the procedure along the road made absolutely no reporting of irregular driving when she followed the suspect.
'She had started using the facilities at a local garage near where she was stopped. However, those facilities were closed and because of a desperate need she tried to go close because of lighting and as a result a call was made. '
Miss Judge added: 'Lucy Mostard comes for you with a so far undamaged character and her mother is present with her.
'One of the reasons why Miss Mustard is in court is because of the stress and fear that she is subject to for a long period.
'She certainly felt under pressure from the working level to which she was subjected, but continued to pursue that on a normal basis and did not sought help. She just tried to get through it.
'Then she received a notification that her brother was seriously injured and needed surgical procedures, so that home care was needed. Because she is committed to the family, she did exactly that. Then she received a phone call to say that her mother had broken her back and that her mother needs home care. Lucy Mostard responded and stepped on the goal to help the family attend their care.
'She is currently commuting between London and Northampton to take care of her mother and brother. That care continues to this day. '
At Crewe Magistrates Court Mosterd Mosterd from driving for 19 months of driving
Mosterd also received a fine of £ 621 with £ 333 in costs and a victim surcharge
Miss Judge said Mostard also had to do with the consequences of a relationship that had ended.
She added: 'The young man was so emotionally involved insofar as he started harassing her, which caused her considerably upset, but that is of course no excuse to get into a motor vehicle and drive that level of alcohol.
'You have to deal with a young lady who normally has an extremely good judgment. But not on this specific occasion. 'The culprit plea not only gave her remorse, but also her shame. From her letter she has stated that she feels.
'Her parents live in a remote area and all locals have learned what happened. The shame rests heavily on her. '
'You are not dealing with previous convictions, you are dealing with tangible regret, you have a young lady who works full -time and takes care of her family. For a woman with so much important stress you have the right to take her relatively young years into account and the fact that she is impeccable so far. '
Mosterd also received a fine of £ 621 with £ 333 in costs and a victim allowance. She was offered a place on the course for the consciousness of the Drive Drive that, if completed, will reduce its ban by a quarter.
JP Annie Walford said: “We could have considered a fine of the community, but you have no offensive history, there was no coincidence and there is no evidence of bad driving.”
