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Pulled over twice in just minutes

By Jessica Anstice

Police intercepted a Berwick woman at 12.08am on Friday, 30 November before discovering that she was the holder of an expired licence.

The Toyota Corolla was intercepted on Henry Street in Pakenham.

The driver was advised she would be given a summons to attend court in the near future and told she was not allowed to drive home.

A few minutes later, she was spotted back on the road. The woman will now have an extra couple of charges to be heard at court including disobeying a direction.

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