Police did not press charges until this year, having spent some months analysing the logbooks, but the offending ended in June 2020, Arnott said. After lockdown, Webb’s company was reduced to delivering half loads of groceries, with his second truck off the road. “The financial problems from being off the road, and his significant business debts, increased – he had to increase his business overdraft by $21,000, so it is now sitting at more than $80,000,” Arnott said. “The Covid wage subsidy was not enough to cover his expenses, as it was just for wages, not debts.” If Webb was sentenced to more than a month s disqualification, the business would not survive, Arnott said, as the family relied on Webb as the sole income earner to pay the mortgage.