Shropshire police officer to stand trial on dangerous driving charge
A police officer from Shropshire who is alleged to have crashed a patrol car and struck two parked vehicles has denied a dangerous driving charge.
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Michael Laidlaw of North Wales Police admitted an alternative charge of careless driving.
But the prosecution will proceed to trial on the dangerous driving charge.
The case arises from a crash on the morning of November 11 at Rhos, near Wrexham.
Laidlaw, 52, of Bayston Hill, near Shrewsbury, appeared at Mold Crown Court yesterday for a plea and directions hearing.
Judge Niclas Parry rebailed him pending trial on July 16.
