David Beckham could appear in court after allegedly using a mobile phone while driving – less than two months after getting off a speeding charge.
A member of the public told the police they had seen the former England football captain making a call in his Bentley Bentayga SUV near Oxford Street in central London on 21 November.
CCTV footage of the alleged incident is understood to have been obtained and the case is set to appear before Bromley magistrates on 19 March.
A London Magistrates’ courts spokesman said Beckham, 43, received a justice procedure notice in the post, but had not yet been charged.
A hearing will take place at Bromley Magistrates’ Court on 19 March.
via Sky News
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