Pret A Manger’s Multi Millionaire Founder gets three points in his acceleration driver’s license after a six -month prohibition.
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Pret a Manger’s many millionaire founder, scored three points in acceleration license-a few weeks after returning after a ban on a monthly monthly ban.
Julian Metcalfe, 65, sold it for £ 364 million and continued to establish another street success – Japanese fast food giant Itsu – more.
The old Harrovian, who separated his time between a Manor House in Oxfordshire and a property in South Kensington, appeared at the City of London Magistrate Court.
On September 1 last year, on the speed limit on the Upper Thames Street near the Southwark Bridge, the black hybrid electric electric Mercedes Benz was found guilty.
Prosecutor PC Steven Reid, the court Metcalfe’nin 20Mph’nin 29Mph’de a speed camera in the region is 1.44, he said.
Ironically, the next day, Metcalfe appeared at the Lavender Hill Magistrate Criminal Court and was disqualified for six months after he received six penalties for using his mobile phone during driving.
65 -year -old Julian Metcalfe took part in the City of London Magistrates’ Court (Picture)
Metcalfe sold a poat for £ 364 million and continued to establish another street success – Japanese fast food giant itsu
Metcalfe caught a speed camera on 29Mph in a 20MPH area
This brought him to a total of twelve penalties – only triggered a six -month automatic ban within the scope of Toting arrangements that ended at the beginning of this month.
PC Reid, “ Now has a clean license, ” said PC Reid. “ The previous crime was when he was caught using a mobile phone, then he went out.
‘So, Mr. Metcalfe, as far as I can see, has a clean language.’
METCALFE, who wears a dark gray suit, blue shirt and gold -colored tie, did not appeal to peace judges.
The counter chair Simon Mansfield ordered that Metcalfe would be fined £ 146 and to pay £ 58 at £ £ 110.
He also received three penalties.
Three father Metcalfe, who came together in 1984 with his university friend Sinclair Beecham and sold in 2018, said, “ I can pay this today, ” he said.
His grandfather Edward was the best man for the new exaggerated EDward VIII in his marriage to Wallis Simpson.
