A disqualified driver who was caught riding an e-scooter in Andover has been banned from driving for three years.
Tony Harrison, of Basingstoke Probation Service, appeared before Basingstoke Magistrates' Court on September 3 and admitted three offences committed in Andover on May 21, 2026.
The 53-year-old pleaded guilty to driving an e-scooter while disqualified, using the vehicle without third-party insurance and stealing a four-pack of Boost energy drinks from the Co-op.
Read more
-
Trial of man accused of murdering his own mother postponed until next year
-
New footage shows drink-driver’s 123mph chase that nearly ended in tragedy
-
LIVE: Trial of man accused of murdering 'loving mother' begins
-
'Stupid' teen drink driver who led police on 'dangerous' 123mph chase spared jail
The court heard the disqualified-driving and insurance offences took place on Picket Twenty Way in Andover.
Magistrates banned Harrison from driving for 36 months, fined him £120 and ordered him to pay £40 in court costs.
His driving record was endorsed in relation to the insurance offence, although no separate penalty was imposed.
Harrison was also ordered to pay £3 compensation after admitting stealing the four-pack of Boost energy drinks from the Co-op on the same date.
Share