He was done in by poor spelling and grammar:
A bogus doctor who escaped a speeding fine by claiming he was on an emergency call was rumbled only after writing a badly spelt letter in an attempt to claim expenses for attending court.
Omid Chiang equipped his car with a flashing green light, a defibrillator and a “doctor-on-call” sign so he could break the speed limit at will and park anywhere he fancied.






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