Speeding driver who was spared jail back in court after breaching order

JUDGE SAYS HE WILL BE LOCKED UP FAILING 100% COMPLIANCE

- By MARK NAYLOR

A SPEEDING driver who narrowly avoided prison after hurtling through city streets and crashing head-on into another car during a hair-raising late-night episode has been warned that he could soon be jailed after all unless he shows "100 per cent compliance" with his sentence.

Lee Carmichael was originally given a suspended sentence but he ended up back in court again and facing being locked up for breaching the order, Hull Crown Court heard.

Carmichael, 20, of Sledmere Grove, west Hull, admitted breaching a 10-month suspended prison sentence imposed on April 14 for aggravated vehicle taking, dangerous driving and having no insurance and driving licence on March 2.

He then failed to attend for probation service appointments on April 29 and July 8.

He had been given 20 days' rehabilitation and he had been ordered to pay £100 compensation for the damage. He had been banned from driving for two years and he must pass an extended retest before he can drive legally again.