Mike Van-Erp: Last News

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard faces a criminal trial for allegedly driving while on the phone after he was reported to police by the same cyclist who caught out Chris Eubank and Guy Ritchie. Mike van Erp says he spotted Lampard talking on the phone, clutching a cup of coffee, and controlling the steering wheel of his Mercedes with his wrist while sat in traffic in South Kensington.

Eamonn Holmes, 60, questioned the cyclist over his actions while on This Morning yesterday, after Guy was given a driving ban for six months. The movie producer was also handed six points on his license, which took the total to 15 and he was made to pay £166 in prosecution costs and court fees as reported by the Evening Standard.On the programme, the cyclist Mike van Erp, who recorded the incident happening on his phone, defended his reasoning behind handing over the footage to police.Eamonn interjected and asked why it was his “business” to get involved in the situation.He questioned: “He lost his licence because of all of that, so why is any of this your business?”“It’s a fair point," Mike replied. He continued: “My dad was killed by a

The Independent).Cyclist Mike van Erp, who has more than 22,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel (CyclingMikey) in which he posts videos of motorists caught on film breaking the law, recorded the offence in November 2019.The YouTuber, who was on his bike at the time, filmed Ritchie driving near Hyde Park last year. In the video van Erp approaches Ritchie, who winds his window down, and confronts him about the offence.“I don’t think you should be doing your text messages while you are driving,” van Erp tells Ritchie in the video.

Filmmaker Guy Ritchie has been banned from driving for six months.

the Evening Standard.He was not required to appear at Bromley Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where he was handed down the punishment.Ritchie, whose films also include The Gentlemen, Snatch, and Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, was seen by cyclist Mike van Erp typing a message on his iPhone as he drove through Hyde Park in November last year.Mr van Erp alerted the Met and sent in a video file, called ‘Man typing on his mobile phone whilst behind the wheel of his car’, after having a short exchange with Ritchie before the director drove away.The incident happened at about 1pm on 3 November 2019, with Ritchie seen sitting in his car, with Apple earbuds in, waiting at traffic backed-up through the park.After realising the cyclist had pulled