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Man jailed after police chase on illegal e-scooter in Nottingham

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Man jailed after police chase on illegal e-scooter in Nottingham
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  • Graham McCarthy led police on a 10-minute chase on an illegal e-scooter in Nottingham
  • He pleaded guilty to charges including dangerous driving and drug supply links
  • McCarthy was sentenced to 75 weeks in jail and a 19-month driving ban

Graham McCarthy, 43, was involved in a 10-minute police chase in Nottingham while riding an illegal electric scooter, according to multiple reports. He refused to stop for officers and dangerously weaved through traffic and pedestrians. The pursuit ended when McCarthy lost control of the e-scooter, traveling at over 20 mph, while attempting to pass a bus.

McCarthy pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, driving without insurance, driving without a license, criminal damage, and possessing Class B drugs with intent to supply. The Independent reported that McCarthy was believed to have links to drug supply. He was sentenced to 75 weeks in jail and disqualified from driving for 19 months.

The exact date of the incident and sentencing has not been confirmed, and it is unclear what specific Class B drugs were involved or the nature of the criminal damage charge.

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