Charlotte Evans also used her friend's name to insure the car after drink-drive conviction
A woman who was disqualified from driving lied to police and gave officers her best friend's name after she crashed into a parked car, a court heard. She had also used her friend's name to insure the car due to her not having a licence.
She was said to have been unaware Evans had used her name, and was confused as to how she had obtained insurance due to her disqualification, reports Wales Online. Prosecutor Nuhu Gobir said Ms Cavell was in work when she learnt about the collision on social media and that her name had been mentioned at the scene. She contacted the police to notify them she was not the driver of the vehicle, and visited Evans the next day to confront her.
Mr Gobir said this was denied by the prosecution. He said this has caused Ms Cavell stress having received debt letters and phone calls from insurance companies in relation to the collision.
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