He was clocked going at 95mph in a 50 zone in his Audi sports car.
The 31-year-old committed theThe Maccabi Tel-Aviv midfielder, formerly of the city’s Kelvinbridge, was clocked going at 95mph in a 50 zone in his Audi sports car.
He later told police: “As far as I know, I wasn’t driving at that speed, no chance, but if you say so, I believe you.”He initially faced a charge of dangerous driving.A not guilty plea to having no insurance was accepted by the Crown. The court heard that police officers had eyes on Bitton’s black Audi Q7 on the M80 at 9am on the day of the incident.Police moved their vehicle into a position to follow Bitton.Blue lights were activated and Bitton was pulled over.Dale Hughes, defending, told the court Bitton travelled from Israel to Glasgow exclusively for the court case.“He is a law abiding and respectful man.
“Mr Bitton concentrates on his family life back home in Tel-Aviv and wishes to put this matter behind him.but he can pay a substantial fine.”He said: “The fact you have pled guilty today, I will step back from disqualifying you.”
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