A dog breeder pretended to be his brother after being pulled over while driving without a licence.
Lewis Killa, from Blaengarw, was behind the wheel of a Ford Fiesta on April 17 when patrolling PC Williams "had cause to stop" the car on the A4106 in Bridgend, Cardiff Magistrates' Court heard. When the officer asked for his details, the 29-year-old gave those of his brother, Liam Killa.
A search of the police national computer showed that Liam, 33, held a full driving licence but was not insured to drive the Ford Fiesta, which led to him being charged with driving without insurance. Liam was given a court date but the offence was withdrawn in May when police learned that Lewis was the one driving — and only had a provisional licence. You can get more courts news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
