Jordan Pickford 'Almost Caused Crash' with Careless Driving in Lamborghini
Pickford admitted driving without due care after police said his Lamborghini forced two cars to brake sharply and reached 50mph in a 30mph zone.
- England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford pleaded guilty to careless driving charges on Monday following an April 14 incident in Knutsford, Cheshire, using the Single Justice Procedure.
- According to court documents, Pickford ignored a give way sign in his £200,000 Lamborghini Urus, forcing two vehicles to brake suddenly before he sped away.
- Cheshire Police officer PC Cecil Ricardo pursued the vehicle at 50mph in a 30mph zone, noting the Lamborghini "was still pulling away" before Pickford stopped.
- Pickford requested a court hearing to present his mitigation, with the case adjourned until December 7 at Chester Magistrates' Court.
- With 336 appearances for Everton and 92 England caps, the 32-year-old has represented his country at multiple World Cups since 2018.
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The footballer appeared before the English Justice and admitted an offence committed in April this year
Everton goalkeeper faces legal action for dangerous driving on English roads
Everton Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford Pleads Guilty to Careless Driving After Near Miss in Lamborghini
Jordan Pickford has admitted to careless driving after his Lamborghini forced two vehicles to brake sharply in Cheshire. The England goalkeeper is due to be sentenced in December.
Because he had first disregarded the priority and then the speed rules at the wheel of his Lamborghini Urus on 14 April, England's teamgoalie Jordan Pickford is now on trial.
Jordan Pickford apparently disregards an advance sign in his Lamborghini and forces two cars to complete braking. What happened after that brings the goalkeeper to court.
Jordan Pickkford was driving a Lamborghi of around 200 thousand euros (about 4 million pesos).
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