Today we name five people who failed to identify the drivers who were speeding in their vehicles in County Durham.

The cases were heard in Peterlee Magistrates' Court.

Daniel James Moor, 46, of Bell Avenue, Bowburn, was charged with exceeding the  30 mph limit on January 15 on A693 Blind Lane at Chester-le-Street.

The offence was withdrawn, but he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver of the vehicle when required and ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1,014. His licence was endorsed with six points. 

Kenuth Lloyd Kidd, 67, of Honister Place, Newton Aycliffe was charged with exceeding the 30 mph limit on January 13 on the B1283 Durham Lane, Haswell Plough. 

The offence was withdrawn, but he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver when required. 

The case was proved and he was ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1,014 with his licence endorsed with six penalty points. 

Liam Slee, 19 of Highland Terrace, Ferryhill, was charged with exceeding the 30 mph limit on January 15 on the B6288 North Road, Spennymoor. 

The offence was withdrawn, but he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver when required.

The case was proved and he was ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1014, with his licence endorsed with six points. 

David Jordison, 44, of Churchill Square, Houghton le Spring was charged with exceeding the 50 mph speed limit on December 4, 2023 on the A690 at West Rainton. 

The offence was withdrawn, but he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver when required. 

The case was found proved and he was ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1,014 and he was disqualified from driving for six months due to repeat offending.

Carl Coulson, 39, of Baff Street, Shildon, was charged with exceeding the 40 mph speed limit on January on the A167 Ferryhill to Blind Lane, Chester-le-Street.

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The offence was withdrawn but he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver of the vehicle when required.

The case was found proved and he was ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1,014 and had his licence endorsed with six points.