Case No. 21605Driving without insurance; no licence (driving while disqualified) · Co. Kildare · 8 Jul 2022

Man with 53 convictions gets 40-year driving ban in Naas

Wilson Mwenya, 48, of Mullingar, was sentenced at Naas District Court to two consecutive five-month prison terms and a 40-year driving ban after being found driving without insurance and without a licence on 8 July 2022 at Laraghbryan, Maynooth, while already disqualified under a nine-year ban imposed in 2019.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In courtnot reported
  5. Verdictnot reported
  6. Sentenced4 Apr
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Key facts

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12 statements extracted from the articles
  • whatThe defendant was prosecuted for driving without insurance and having no licence. (kildarenow.com)
  • whereThe driving offence occurred at Laraghbryan, Maynooth. (kildarenow.com)
  • whenThe driving offence occurred on 8 July 2022. (kildarenow.com)
  • courtThe case was heard at Naas District Court. (kildarenow.com)
  • sentenceThe judge imposed two consecutive five-month prison terms. (kildarenow.com)
  • sentenceThe defendant was disqualified for 40 years. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherThe defendant has 53 previous convictions including 11 for no insurance. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherThe defendant was disqualified at the time of the offence because a nine-year ban had been imposed in Mullingar in 2019. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherThe defendant's first conviction was in 2007. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherThe defendant has six children. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherJudge Desmond Zaidan said the defendant must be among the worst in Ireland. (kildarenow.com)
  • otherJudge Zaidan said the defendant had disregard for road traffic laws. (kildarenow.com)

The reporting

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  1. 4 Apr2023
    KILDARE COURT: Forty year driving ban imposed on man with 53 convictions

    Reports the sentencing: two consecutive five-month prison terms and a 40-year disqualification imposed by Judge Desmond Zaidan, who noted the defendant's 53 previous convictions and said he 'must be up there with the worst in Ireland.'

    convicted, Wilson Mwenya, 48, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Wilson Mwenya