Of course, Microsoft apps are far from the darlings of the Apple ecosystem. Certain tasks are painless, while moving images around a document is a minefield of unexpected consequences. "It was a deliberate decision to drive and use false documents to do so in order to make money.Designing documents in Word can be a mix of incredibly easy and painfully difficult. Judge David Evans said: "You shouldn't have been behind the wheel of a vehicle at all as you were disqualified for 16 months for committing an excess alcohol offence. The defendant has already served some time in custody since his arrest. He was disqualified from driving but took a job as a delivery driver so he could earn money to send back to his family for Christmas, said Mr Wysocki. He came to the country four years ago to earn money for his family back home in Moldova and had worked as a chef, in a car wash and in an Amazon warehouse. Mr Sam Wysocki, defending, said Tiosa had pre-settled status in the UK. A search showed he had a bank card with his real name. He gave police a Romanian driving licence and identity card with a photo, false name and date of birth.Ī fingerprint check revealed the truth. Ms Kelly Scrivener, prosecuting said Tiosa was caught on December 9 after police had followed his van to the A380 Newton Abbot. Read more: Devon 'hero' allegedly set fire to three homes He admitted two offences of possessing identity documents with improper intention. The 29-year-old, of Homefield Road in Heavitree, Exeter, was jailed for nine months. Further checks showed he was a disqualified driver. He told police he was employed to deliver parcels but when officers checked his fingerprints they discovered he had given a false name and a counterfeit driving licence.
Grigore Tiosa drove down the M5 and was then spoken to by police at the McDonald's in Newton Abbot. A van driver who gave police false identity documents has been jailed.
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