Craig Williams denies a charge of dangerous driving on 3 September
Police have charged a man with dangerous driving after a second incident in which an off-road vehicle was found on the summit of Wales’s highest mountain.
North Wales Police said a 39-year-old man was charged last night with driving a motor vehicle dangerously and driving a vehicle on common land or moorland or land not part of a road.
The charges relate to the discovery of a maroon Vauxhall Frontera behind the Hafod Eryri building at the 1,085m (3,560ft) summit on Thursday, 29 September.
Police said the man has been bailed to appear before Caernarfon Magistrates on 4 November.
- Craig Williams, 39, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is due to appear at Caernarfon Crown Court for a committal hearing on 2 December, charged with dangerous driving, and driving a vehicle on common land or moorland or land not part of a road on 3 September on Snowdon.
Mr Williams, a freelance vehicle recovery agent, denies the dangerous driving charge.
Craig williams
21 October 2011Do I really need say anything more?
Come to the Trial and take a first-hand view of this account.
Mikey d
21 October 2011Actions apeak loader than words.Silly little man
Mikkey d
21 October 2011OOPS
Should Read
Actions speak louder than words.Silly little man
No spill checker on fis think !
Jeff
09 December 2011Jail him. I've no respect for the system but, this guy is an absolute idiot and has done something that could endanger people not once, but twice. The moron even poses by his vehicle, which is sheer provocation. So, throw the book at the immature twerp although, I'm sure he'll go down the route that he has some form of mental illness. Oh, and don't bother giving his 4x4 back next time.