Nissan Skyline-driving hoon Milad Madi loses licence after being caught drifting outside Frankston McDonalds
A Nissan Skyline-driving hoon who loves nothing more than pulling of some sick moves in his rig found a rather unappreciative audience during his latest stunt. And it’s put the brakes on his job delivering pizzas for his dad.
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A pizza delivering, Nissan Skyline-driving serial hoon has lost his car, his licence and a load of cash — again — after being caught drifting as he left Frankston Maccas carpark.
Milad Madi was watched by police doing an eight-second burnout and sliding across three lanes of Nepean Highway.
He had previously been pinged doing a very similar “loss of traction” manoeuvre in 2018 in the same classic early model green Skyline.
The P-plater, who works as a delivery driver for his dad’s pizza shop, was also involved in stealing pies, energy drinks, ice creams and flu tablets worth $83 from a Carrum Downs 7-Eleven in January this year.
The 20-year-old from Skye pleaded guilty to one charge of careless driving and one charge of shop theft at Frankston Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The court heard Madi was driving out of the Frankston Maccas onto Nepean Highway on December 11 last year when police heard the screeching of tyres.
They watched as he accelerated onto the major arterial road, revved the engine hard and drifted back and forth across three lanes.
He was quickly intercepted and his car was impounded for 30 days.
He told police he “uses first gear all the time” and was “having a lot of fun”, but admitted his driving “wasn’t the best”.
Madi was also been caught drug driving earlier this year, and had his licence suspended for six months.
His lawyer said the wannabe chef was remorseful and he acknowledged the “opportunistic and unsophisticated” careless driving was irresponsible.
He said he took part in the shop theft because he was hungry.
Magistrate Julian Ayres said Madi was starting to rack up a history of offending.
“You might think you are a skilled driver but driving of this type can lead to tragic consequences,” Mr Ayres said.
“Thankfully no one was hurt.
“(Next time) you could lose more than your car, you could lose your liberty, or lose your life.”
Madi was convicted and suspended from driving for another three months.
He was also placed on a good behaviour bond, must do a road safety course and pay $500 to the court fund.
His car was also impounded again for 45 days.
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