Diamond Head: The woman allegedly permitted her children, 9 and 13, to drive on a dirt toad
A civilian NSW Police worker has been charged with permitting her children, 9 and 13, to drive on unsealed road within the Diamond Head National Park.
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A civilian employee of the NSW Police Force will face court for allegedly permitting her unlicensed children to drive a car within Diamond Head National Park.
On Tuesday 6 October 2020, police received information that the woman allegedly allowed her two children – aged 13 and nine – to drive on a dirt road while she was in the car.
Following an investigation, the 34-year-old woman was served a court attendance notice on Monday for two counts of owner permit unlicensed driver.
She is due to appear at Wyong Local Court on Tuesday 18 January 2021.
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