So it wasn't a staged incident with put-on loud groaning in order to increase traffic to a YouTube channel then? Amazing.
What idiot said that?...
Ah well, just goes to show 'one' can only comment/speculate on the information before 'one' at the time.
Which leads to Reg's trial video.
Shame he didn't give a list of charges, but it appears the only live one was failure to furnish.
That fits, because Reg wasn't called as a witness and the prosecutor knew nothing of the incident - he didn't have to because it's irrelevant to the matter in hand, failing to fill in a form.
Seems to me the charge does not adequately reflect the overall criminality in the case, so it looks like the police didn't gather sufficient evidence to charge something more serious.
The officer's remarks to Reg in court, and what we know of her investigation, indicate to me she wrongly decided at an early stage there wasn't much in the case, and even more wrongly stuck to that view.
Her suspect's dreadful driving record should have been a strong hint something serious could be afoot.
There seems to be difficulty identifying the driver, but Reg's video expert reckoned it was a male.
If the police got their own video expert - and he said the same thing, which they don't always - that expert evidence, and the male defendant's admission it must have been 'me or her' driving, ought to identify the driver to the high standard of proof required in a criminal court.
I'm no police basher, but the failure to get this driver before a court on a meaningful charge looks to me to be down to poor coppering.