Forest striker is tackled for speed

A Nottingham Forest footballer, who lives in Papplewick, has been fined in court for speeding.
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Striker Dexter Blackstock (28), of Hall Lane, was caught just before midnight on Saturday 11th January earlier this year. Blackstock was charged with clocking a speed of 52mph in his Audi car on the A52 Clifton Boulevard in Nottingham, which has speed limits of 40mph and 50mph.

Blackstock pleaded guilty. He was fined £130 and ordered to pay court costs of £85, plus a victim surcharge of £20. His licence was endorsed with three penalty points.

He signed from Queen’s Park Rangers for a seven-figure transfer fee in July 2009, and signed a new four-year contract in January 2013.