Pop Tart, my opinion is that he should not have got bail, he and all drunk drivers , drug drivers, should be locked up until court date. The total disregard for others peoples, families, children lives demands that we as a society should not allow these people on the streets.

Agreed. And cyclist without lights on.

For clarity - I was being facetious; the sad dichotomy of Moore is that he can indeed be 'class' on the pitch - but demonstrates none of it off the pitch, hence his fairly ignominious and unremarkable career, despite possessing bags of talent.

Dunno about that - I reckon the numbers of people convicted of drink/drug driving charges while on bail for the same offence will be tiny. We don't have the luxury of prison/police cell capacity to house them - save them for the rapists/murderers and real scum of this world.

Ah I understand what you mean now. Not Bradford's fault of course.

I'd agree the the penalty should be higher for drink/drugged drivers. I'd happily increase it to the same as if he'd been shooting a gun near a group of people.

However, if he didn't injure anyone in the car incident, policeman apart, then he wouldn't have got a custodial, so would always be out on bail.
I'm assuming he's banned from driving aleeady.

You would be surprised just how many repeat offenders are actually out there !!

If he is, then it won't be from this incident...AFAIK he hasn't even been charged with anything yet.

Especially at night

Oh no I get that, but surely even those individuals don't often do it while on bail!

As I understand the process, and I realise there are some legal bods on here who will know for sure, if he has been bailed, he has been charged.

He hasn't been convicted.

No he is on police bail if he is charged to Court when he sppears he will be on Court bail then.

Ah ok. Thanks for clarifying.

Interesting and apposite piece on the news this morning - that there are currently 10,000 motorists on UK roads, driving legally, with 12 or more points on their licence; including one chap from West Yorkshire, who has racked up 62 points, but remains legally able to drive, due to magistrates accepting the argument that losing his licence would cause 'extreme hardship.'

I guess it would cause me extreme hardship if someone with such an appalling driving record smashed into me and killed me - but hey ho.

It's good to know that when a mother is burying her toddler who was killed by a drunk driver she can console herself that it was at least done by a lesser grade of scum