A 53-year-old woman has been fined $1650 and her driver’s licence was disqualified for 12 months after she was caught driving while disqualified.
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Donna Lee Ross, of Diamond Drive, did not appear in Orange Local Court on Monday, where she was sentenced for the Anzac Day driving offence.
Ross was also fined an additional $330 and her driver’s licence was disqualified for three months for being a novice driver with alcohol in her system.
Police had been travelling behind Ross, driving a maroon Ford Territory, on the Northern Distributor Road at 5.57pm, and followed her onto Clergate Road before deciding to stop her.
She turned into Farrell Road, where she stopped and spoke to police who discovered her driver’s licence was disqualified from May 3, 2017 to May 3, 2022, and breath tested her.
She was taken to Orange Police Station after recording a positive alcohol result and a breath analysis recorded a 0.019.
