Mansfield man who fled after road accident at ‘real risk of custodial sentence’

A Mansfield man who was uninsured and banned from driving when he collided with another vehicle before driving off is at “real risk of a custodial sentence,” a court has heard.

Kyle Gregg, aged 35, of Bamford Drive, Mansfield, admitted failing to stop after an accident, possession of a class B drug, driving without insurance and while disqualified, and refusing to provide a specimen, when he appeared at Mansfield Magistrates Court, on Tuesday.

The court heard the offences happened on Mappleton Drive on March 16.

Alexis Mercer, prosecuting, said the offences put him in breach of a community order imposed for affray.

Mansfield Magistrates court, Rosemary Street.placeholder image
Mansfield Magistrates court, Rosemary Street.

"He is in real risk of a custodial sentence," she said. "It may be best to commit the case to the crown court."

Gregg’s solicitor had no observations to make.

A probation report was ordered and the case was committed for sentence at Nottingham Crown Court, on May 28.

An interim driving disqualification was also imposed.

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