Unlicensed teen driver sentenced after leading police on high speed police chase
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Subscriber only A 19-year-old Caboolture man has been sentenced after leading police on a high speed chase through multiple suburbs north of Brisbane while unlicensed. Jayden Scott Neil Moody, 19, pleaded guilty to more than 10 charges in Redcliffe Magistrates Court on February 8, including dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and evading police. Magistrate Cornack said Moody had been driving like a maniac and it was only by luck he had not injured or killed another motorist or pedestrian. Â Jayden Scott Neil Moody has been sentenced in relation to dangerous operation and evade police offences. Photo: Facebook
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Subscriber only A 24-year-old will have lifelong disabilities after taking a motorcycle on a 174km/h midday joy ride along a busy road and causing a horror crash but that did not stop the Magistrate sentencing him to jail. Jayden Geoffrey Rayner pleaded guilty to four charges in Redcliffe Magistrates Court on January 28, including dangerous operation of a motorcycle, unlicensed driving and driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle. All offences occurred on August 25, 2020. The court heard that on this day, at about 11.45am, Rayner, rode a motorcycle along Anzac Ave, Rothwell. Witnesses reported him weaving in and out of traffic, riding on one wheel and travelling at excessive speeds, the court heard.