| Written by CMG Staff on Monday, October 20th, 2008 |
Ferenci's fifteen minutes gets him twelve weeks.
Photo: ITN
You may get convicted, but the glory is worth it ... isn't it?
A British motorcyclist who posted video of his 210 km/h ride and stunt-fest on Youtube was sentenced to 12 weeks in jail today as a result of three dangerous driving charges.
Police were alerted to the high-speed activity by a motorist who gave them his plate number. When they visited his home, he asked if they'd seen his Youtube video ....
The police found the video and laid the charges. Sandor Ferenci, 28, pleaded guilty in September to the dangerous driving charge and for being a moron. Okay, we may have added that last bit ...
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