"The charge stemmed from his failure to provide information to police in April last year regarding an incident on March 1, when his Lamborghini Urus was clocked at an average speed of 50mph in a 40mph zone."
"Antonio, who spent three weeks in hospital in December 2024 after crashing a Ferrari into a tree in Essex and suffering a badly broken leg, already has six points on his licence."
"Magistrates proceeded to convict Antonio of failing to provide information on April 4 last year. The Jamaica international was not legally represented at the hearing."
Michail Antonio was found guilty of failing to identify the driver of his Lamborghini, which was caught speeding. The speeding charge was dropped, but he faces six additional penalty points for not providing driver information. Antonio already has six points on his license from previous incidents, including a crash in December 2024. He is scheduled for sentencing on June 19. The court noted that no response was received to the police's request for driver information, and Antonio was not legally represented during the hearing.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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