Man given interim disqualification ahead of sentencing for failing to aid police (Image: Getty/Tony Studio)
AN AMPFIELD man has been given an interim disqualification after pleading guilty to failing to aid police.
Benjamin Beuzeval, 38, of Dowling Cresent, did not provide police with a specimen of breath for analysis when stopped in Southampton on Saturday, September 21, a court heard.
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Appearing at Southampton Magistrates' Court on Thursday, November 14, Beuzeval pleaded guilty to the offence.
He has been given an interim disqualification from driving ahead of being sentenced next year.
According to the court record, he will be sentenced on January 15.
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