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Banned haulier on forgery charges
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Former haulier Richard Grossman was charged on Wednesday 11 April with eight offences of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception in that he obtained insurance polices and an 0-licence; one offence of obtaining services by deception, namely working when not the holder of an 0licence; and two of forgery.
His son, Richard Crossman Junior was charged with 10 offences of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception; two of obtaining services by namely finance for the vehicles and work when not the holder of an 0-licence; two offences of having no 0licence; and three of forgery.
The two are due to appear before the Gateshead magistrates on Friday but they will subsequently be committed to the Crown Court.
At a recent public inquiry North Eastern Traffic Commissioner Tom Macartney revoked Crossman senior's licence for one vehicle and one trailer and disqualified him indefinitely from holding an Operator's
deception,