A 22-YEAR-OLD man has had his number plates confiscated after being charged with a large burnout that left tyre rubber strewn over 100 metres on a Bathurst residential street.
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Officers attached to Bathurst Highway Patrol discovered the burnout marks about 7.30am on Sunday.
Police identified the vehicle they believed responsible for the burnout and officers spoke to the 22-year-old male owner of the vehicle about the alleged offence.
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"Police ascertained that the offence had occurred at approximately 3am that morning and identified the owner as the driver of the vehicle at the time of the offence," a police spokesperson said.
The Bathurst man was subsequently issued a court notice for the following offences: Prolonged loss of traction (first offence); driving in a manner dangerous (first offence); and driving a motor vehicle while suspended (first offence).
Police confiscated the vehicle's registration plates.
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