Ashleigh Margaret Hamerton pleads guilty to driving offences
A Bundaberg mother will spend months off the road after pleading guilty to driving offences in Bundaberg Magistrates Court.
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A Bundaberg mother will spend months off the road after being pulled over for a random check at Burnett Heads.
Ashleigh Margaret Hamerton fronted Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Thursday, where she pleaded guilty to offences including driving with meth in her system and driving while disqualified due to a lack of demerit points.
The court heard the check was made on Burnett Heads Road on June 14.
Hamerton was sentenced to a combined total of nine months’ disqualification with no conviction recorded.
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